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LESSON 1 - WORKING AND TRADING IN ENGLISH COLONIES

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apprenticeyoung person who learns a skill from more experienced person
artisana skilled worker
millerran mill to grind wheat and corn into flour
merchanttraded goods with England and other countries
dressmakermade clothes from woven material
coopermade barrel from wood and iron
colonial economieshad different types of natural resources and developed its own type of economy
New England's Economybased on products from forests and the sea
New England's Economyused barrels to store all, had fishing and trees used for houses, ships and barrels
Middle Colonies' Economybased on farm products and valuable minerals such as iron and known as "Breadbasket"
Middle Colonies' nicknameBreadbasket because they grew so much wheat
Southern Colonies' EconomyHad rich soil, warm weather, and plenty of rain
Southern Colonies' EconomyDeveloped much farming ranging from family run to plantations powered by work of slaves
Cash cropsTobacco, rice and indigo (a plant used to make blue dye)
Flour and Wheat Mills powered by thiswater and wind
Triangular Trade RoutesRoutes between England, Africa, and England
Charlestonthriving trade center
West AfricaShips began in New England and went here to trade guns for gold and captive Africans
West IndiesSecond leg of triangle, also know as Middle passage
West Indiesships traded captive Africans and gold for sugar and molasses
Last part of Trade RouteBrought sugar and molasses to colonial ports, molasses used to make rum
Children who grew up on farms did thisBoys hunted and chopped wood, and girl helped their mothers make household products.
Natural resources that was basis of New England Economyforests, the sea, fishing and whaling
Natural resources that was basis of Southern Economyrich soil, plenty of rain, farming, and indigo and tobacco plantations
Industries that developed in SouthTobacco industries and Indigo exportation to Europe

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