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Thirteen ColoniesThirteen Colonies
New EnglandNew England
MiddleMiddle
SouthernSouthern
A. The New England A. The New England ColoniesColonies
1.1. New New HampshireHampshire
2.2. MassachusettsMassachusetts
3.3. Rhode IslandRhode Island
4.4. ConnecticutConnecticut
The New England ColoniesThe New England Colonies
1. CLIMATE1. CLIMATE
Colder than the other Colder than the other two regionstwo regions
Why? Because they Why? Because they were the farthest north!were the farthest north!
The New England ColoniesThe New England Colonies
2. GEOGRAPHY2. GEOGRAPHY
Mostly hills with rocky Mostly hills with rocky soilsoil
The New England ColoniesThe New England Colonies
3. NATURAL 3. NATURAL RESOURCESRESOURCES
FishFish WhalesWhales TreesTrees FursFurs
The New England ColoniesThe New England Colonies
4. MANUFACTURING4. MANUFACTURING1.1. Naval productsNaval products
2.2. RumRum
5. AGRICULTURE5. AGRICULTURE1.1. Subsistence farmerSubsistence farmer
2.2. Non-growing Non-growing seasonseason1.1. FishingFishing
2.2. LoggingLogging
3.3. Trapping for Trapping for furfur
The New England Triangular TradeThe New England Triangular Trade
Ships followed ocean routes that formed a triangle on the world Ships followed ocean routes that formed a triangle on the world map.map.
The New England ColoniesThe New England Colonies
6. RELIGION6. RELIGION PuritansPuritans Religious freedom in Religious freedom in
Puritan colonies did Puritan colonies did NOT existNOT exist
THE PURITAN’S WORLD VIEW DID NOT TOLERATE OTHER RELIGIONS
The Middle ColoniesThe Middle Colonies
New JerseyNew JerseyPennsylvaniaPennsylvaniaNew YorkNew YorkDelawareDelaware
B. The Middle ColoniesB. The Middle Colonies
1. 1. CLIMATECLIMATE Moderate in the wintertime, moderately long for Moderate in the wintertime, moderately long for
growing cropsgrowing crops
2. 2. GEOGRAPHYGEOGRAPHY Hills and flat land Hills and flat land
with fertile soilwith fertile soil
The Middle ColoniesThe Middle Colonies
3. 3. NATURAL RESOURCESNATURAL RESOURCES
• Iron Ore • Good Soil
The Middle ColoniesThe Middle Colonies
4. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS4. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Flat landFlat land Rich soilRich soil Longer growing seasonLonger growing season
Agriculture in the Middle Colonies GREAT Agriculture in the Middle Colonies GREAT for for cash cropscash crops!!
The Middle ColoniesThe Middle Colonies
5. MANUFACTURING 5. MANUFACTURING Iron ore productsIron ore products
ToolsTools KettlesKettles NailsNails PlowsPlows
6. TRADE6. TRADE ExportedExported agricultural agricultural
products and natural products and natural resourcesresources
ImportedImported European European manufactured goods, but manufactured goods, but never developed never developed triangular trade routestriangular trade routes
The Middle ColoniesThe Middle Colonies
7. RELIGION7. RELIGION More religious freedomMore religious freedom
No single church or religion dominated in the No single church or religion dominated in the Middle Colonies. Middle Colonies.
C. The Southern ColoniesC. The Southern Colonies VirginiaVirginia North CarolinaNorth Carolina South CarolinaSouth Carolina GeorgiaGeorgia
The Southern ColoniesThe Southern Colonies
1. CLIMATE1. CLIMATE Was the warmest climate of the three colonial Was the warmest climate of the three colonial
regionsregions
The Southern ColoniesThe Southern Colonies2. GEOGRAPHY2. GEOGRAPHY Broad, coastal plain Broad, coastal plain Hilly and covered with forestsHilly and covered with forests
The Southern ColoniesThe Southern Colonies
3. NATURAL RESOURCES3. NATURAL RESOURCES
The Southern ColoniesThe Southern Colonies
4. AGRICULTURE4. AGRICULTURE Very productiveVery productive CASH CROPS of tobacco and rice. CASH CROPS of tobacco and rice.
5. 5. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORSENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Rich soilRich soil Flat groundFlat ground Longer growing seasonLonger growing season
Plantations Plantations Specialized and large.Specialized and large.
The Southern ColoniesThe Southern Colonies
6. MANUFACTURING6. MANUFACTURING Was not very important in the Southern Colonies. Was not very important in the Southern Colonies.
Why? Why?
Didn’t develop extensive trade with the other two Didn’t develop extensive trade with the other two colonial regions because they traded directly with colonial regions because they traded directly with Britain. Britain.
The Southern ColoniesThe Southern Colonies
7. RELIGION7. RELIGION
Religion did not have a large influence in the Religion did not have a large influence in the daily lives of the Southern colonists. daily lives of the Southern colonists.
Contrast between the North and Contrast between the North and SouthSouth
List 3 differences between the Northern and List 3 differences between the Northern and Southern colonies.Southern colonies. Environment/Geography/ClimateEnvironment/Geography/Climate AgricultureAgriculture Manufacturing Manufacturing
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