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5th Grade Social Studies - Chapter 4

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5th Grade Social Studies - Chapter 4
 

Froggy Jumps

5th Grade Social Studies - Chapter 4Online version

13 Colonies

by Kerry Ben-Jacob
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thin, rocky soil

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so so climate

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cranberry grows well

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a lot of trade, lumber, business

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fishing, whaling, artisans

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rich soil

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warmer climate

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most vegetables grow well

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grew a lot of wheat

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iron mined, artisans

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decent soil

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hot climate

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citrus, pecans grow well

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cash crops like tobacco and rice

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farming, artisans

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Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut

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New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania

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Georgia, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina

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set up for religious reasons

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proprietary colony

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good relations with Natives

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Key military role between Florida and the rest of the English colonies

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proprietary colony

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plantations grew cash crops

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had the port city of Charleston

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All of the colonies relied on water

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The colonies did NOT rely on water

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Florida is one of the original 13 colonies

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Florida is NOT one of the original 13 colories

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Lord Baltimore

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James Oglethorpe

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James, Duke of York

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George Carteret

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Thomas Hooker

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William Penn

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Ann Hutchinson was banned from

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Ann Hutchinson was banned for speaking out on

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Most colonists were farmers

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All colonists were farmers

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Jobs depended on which area you lived in

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Ocean related jobs like whaling

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Had sheltered harbor and deep rivers

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Lots of dockworkers

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Used for perfume, lamp oil, and candles

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England cut back manufacturing in the colonies

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England let the colonists buy goods from anyone

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Colonists only used raw materials from England.

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What did the English colonies trade with the West Indies?

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What did the English colonies trade with England?

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What did the English colonies trade with Africa

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What did the West Indies trade with the English Colonies?

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What did Africa trade with the West Indies?

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What did England trade with the English colonies?

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What did England trade with Africa?

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What is NOT an example of an artisan?

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What is NOT an example of an artisan?

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What is NOT an example of an artisan?

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made clothing

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made candles

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made household goods

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preserved, prepared and cooked foods

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had many jobs

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some went to school

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some were educated at home

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cornhusk doll, hoop and stick and tops are examples of

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Religion was NOT important to the colonists

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People should have a connection to God and not just follow rules

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The upper class was known as the Gentry

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large landowners

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rich merchants

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church officials

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small farmers

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artisans

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shopkeepers

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lower than low

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servants

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ordinary worker

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indentured servants

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allowed to vote

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allowed to vote

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