Colonial Regions

New England

My region's climate had moderate summers and cold winters.

Mid-Atlantic

My region has a moderate climate.

Southern

My region's climate has a humid climate with mild winters and hot summers.

New England

My region specializes in fishing, shipbuilding, and making metal tools and equipment.

Mid-Atlantic

My region specializes in growing grains and raising livestock.

Southern

My region specializes in growing cash crops such as tobacco, rice, and indigo.

New England

In my region small villages and churches were the center of life.

Mid-Atlantic

My region was very diverse with people from many different countries practicing many different religions.

Southern

My region had plantations that used indentured servants and enslaved African Americans.

New England

My region's natural resources included timber, fish, and deep harbors.

Mid-Atlantic

My region's natural resources included rich farmlands which led people to call me the "Breadbasket of America.

Southern

My region's natural resources included fertile farmlands which were worked on by enslaved African Americans.

New England

My region made important decisions in town meetings.

Mid-Atlantic

My region's farmers traveled to market towns to sell or trade their surplus crops.

Southern

My region had county seats where the town jail, courthouse, and general store were located.

New England

The shaded region is known as the __________ colonies.

Mid-Atlantic

The shaded region is known as the __________ colonies.

Southern

The shaded region is known as the __________ colonies.

Specialization

working at one kind of job and doing it well

Interdependence

two or more areas relying on each other

Town Meeting

all members of a community gather to make decisions

Market Town

a place where people went to buy and sell their goods, crops, and animals

Indigo

a blue dye made from a plant

Diverse

different kinds

Plantation

a large farm where crops are grown to sell