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The Middle Colonies

Study guide for chapter 7 - fourth grade social studies.

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Most settlers in the Middle Colonies came from ...Europe
nickname given to the Middle Coloniesthe bread colonies
cultural borrowingWhen settlers from one country shared ideas, customs, and ways with settlers from another country.
Frame of Governmentthe name of the government established by William penn
What were Native Americans forced to give up as more settlers moved to the colonies?Native Americans were forced to give up their land.
What was the Iroquois League?a governing body of Iroquois nations
Which colony was named for the Duke of York?New York
What is a tributary?a small stream that flows into a larger river
Which leader viewed Native Americans as people with rights and ideas of their own?William Penn
Where did colonial children get their education?at home
indentured servanta person who agreed to work for a period of time in order to get passage to America
What kind of people did Penn want to settle in Pennsylvania?people from many countries and backgrounds
How would you describe the economy for the Middle Colonies?agricultural - farming
Why was the Delaware River important to the colony of Pennsylvania?It was the only access to the Atlantic Ocean that Pennslyvania had.
What did William Penn want to give all religons in his colony?true religious freedom
Why were more settlers interested in the Middle Colonies rather than the other colonies?good soil, religious freedom, job opportunities and a mild climate
How would you describe the climate of the Middle Colonies?Not too hot in the summer and not too cold in the winter
What is a cooper?Someone who can fix or make barrels.
What is a gristmill?A place where grain was ground into flour.
What is a pacifist?Someone who doesn't believe in fighting and war
Name the four colonies in the Middle Colonies.Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware


Aimee Buckner

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