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6th SS Ch 6_s

6th grade social studies chapter 6_study

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The middle colonies grew so many crops used in making break that they came to be called the _______ colonies. Breadbasket
Peter Stuyvesant gave land on Manhatten to about 40 formerly _________. This new land became New Netherand's fir community of free Africans. Enslaved People
Why did England want to control New Netherland? To control the Atlantic Coast of North America
New York City used to be called? New Amsterdam
The Quakers believed that all people were created _____. Equal
Why did many Quakers settle in New Jersey? It was their refuge.
Why did King Charles give Pennsylvania to William Penn? He owed money to Penn's father
Penn wanted all people living in Pennsylvania to live together _____. Peacefully
The Middle Colonies include: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware
Why did people come to settle in the Middle Colonies? Good land and freedom to practice religion.
Philadelphia city names means: Brotherly Love
The Great Awakening change the way people _____ their religion. Practiced
Unlike the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies were home to many different ______ groups. Religious
The _______ were the first group to protest slavery in the English colonies. Quakers
Philadelphia was a center of _____ and the largest city in the English Colonies. Culture
The _______ added to the region's diversity. Great Awakening
Benjamin Franklin earned his living as a _____. Printer
Who said "Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise" Benjamin Franklin
Every market town has a _____, which ground grain into flour. Gristmill
Farmers in the Middle Colonies traveled to _____ to sell or trade their livestock or crops. Market Towns
_______ is the most important Port city. New York City
The busiest port was ______ Philadelphia
Most imports to the Middle Colonies came from ____. England
The streets of port cities were filled with ______. Sailors and sometimes pirates
For many immigrants, their first view of North America was a ______. Port City
What jobs were most enslaved Africans forced to do in the Middle Colonies? Artisans
What types of jobs did Artisans to? Blacksmith, Coopers, Carpenters, Bricklayers
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