Chapter 2/3 Review: The Thirteen Colonies

What do we call goods shipped out of a country and sold in foreign markets?

What document was created by the Pilgrims to govern themselves in their new colony?

According to our circle graphs, what was the largest export from the New England Colonies?

According to our circle graphs, what was the largest export from the Southern Colonies?

Which region had the most fertile soil, coastal plains, and a 7-9 month growing season?

What was the trade network between the West Indies, the colonies, and West Africa called?

Which region contained Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island?

Which region contained Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia?

What name was given to the voyage that brought enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean?

Which region had the least fertile soil, rocky hills and mountains, and a short growing season?

On what island was the famous "Lost Colony"?

The settlers in Jamestown found a way to make a profit for the investors by growing what crop?

What is the name of the economic theory that a nation's power is based on its wealth?

Which region had moderately fertile soil, some coastal plains, and a 5-7 month growing season?

What was the name of the legislative assembly in Jamestown?

John Smith helped Jamestown survive by trading what commodities to the Indians for corn?

Because their journey had a religious purpose, what did the Separatists call themselves?

What do we call goods bought from foreign markets and brought into a country?

What religious group helped found the colony of Pennsylvania?

Which region was the most culturally diverse, containing Germans, Dutch, Swedish, and English?

According to our circle graphs, what was the largest export from the Middle Colonies?

What conflict erupted when New England settlers moved onto Native land without permission?