| A | B |
|---|
| representative assemblies | Southern |
| style of clothes - simple, modest, practical, wool | Northern/New England |
| Dutch architectural influence | Middle |
| mix of religions = Toleration Act - religious freedom for Christians | Middle |
| fertile soil/long, hot growing season | Southern |
| houses - made of brick, flat roof, big windows, big porches | Southern |
| fishing, whaling, shipbuilding | Northern/New England |
| William and Mary College | Southern |
| want to create a "new"/better English way | Northern/New England |
| urban/towns/industry | Northern/New England |
| main house + farm building = independent community | Southern |
| strict laws forbid Sunday entertainment | Northern/New England |
| King allots land to the Penn and Calvert families | Middle |
| houses made of wood, steep roof, small windows, big central fireplace | Northern/New England |
| slave system | Southern |
| fertile farmland and livestock | Middle |
| King's College | Middle |
| hilly, rocky land - good, deep harbors | Northern/New England |
| private tutors for wealthy children | Southern |
| Harvard University | Northern/New England |
| self sufficient family farms - gardens | Northern/New England |
| rural-plantations-farms | Southern |
| style of clothes - elaborate, fashionable, expensive | Southern |
| Powhatan | Southern |
| colony acted as a buffer with Spanish territory | Southern |
| "cash crops" = tobacco, rice & indigo | Southern |
| first public school system | Northern/New England |
| town meetings determine local affairs | Northern/New England |
| Massasoit | Northern/New England |
| plantation system of agriculture | Southern |
| Pilgrims & Puritans | Northern/New England |
| triangular trade | Northern/New England |
| great wheat, grain and corn production | Middle |
| want to copy & maintain "old" English ways | Southern |
