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STANDARDS 1 & 2 PUZZLE

Horizontales
Because of The Navigation Acts all goods shipped from North America to England had to be transported in ____ _____.
Were the 13 Colonies HAPPY OR ANGRY ABOUT The Navigation Acts?
Despite their harsh treatment, Africans ________to colonial architecture, agriculture, and foodways
Their climate was milder than farther north or south, and they became the _______ _____ of the thirteen colonies.
The most positive aspect of The Great Awakening is that it helped to __________ the colonists.
The Southern Colonies had a long growing season and a ________climate. This made this region ideal for agriculture.
The Middle Colony of Pennsylvania was founded by this religious group who preached tolerance and peace.
Series of laws implemented by England so that the 13 Colonies could not compete with England's Trade.
Religious group that settled Plymouth.
Then, in the Middle Passage the slaves were transported on a _______voyage to the Americas and sold there as a forced labor commodity to colonial landowners
Although the King appointed Colonial Governors there a period of sALUTARY _____ in which the Colonies were able to mostly govern themselves.
Mercantilists encouraged European rulers to acquire ______in the Americas as a source of precious metals and for favorable terms of trade
The name of the trade route used by England to secure large amounts of wealth and control.
Englanders became especially active in shipbuilding, fishing and ______.
A theory based on the belief that rulers should accumulate as much gold and silver as possible
The laws were designed to keep England’s own colonies from competing with their _______ country by mandating three fundamental criteria for trans-Atlantic trade
Trans-Atlantic trade, sometimes referred to as the: __________ ___________
New England had harsh winters and a _____ growing season. Therefore they could not rely solely on farming to make money.
Several New England Colonies were founded for _____________ reasons
Verticales
New Englanders became especially active in _________, fishing and trade.
Mercantilism was a theory based on the belief that rulers should accumulate as much gold and _____ as possible.
Southern planters relied increasingly on enslaved ______ to grow the crops they exported to England
The Great _________ was an outburst of religious feelings in the colonies in the mid-18th century. Preachers urged their listeners to seek salvation
Because England was so far away, the colonists also developed their own forms of self-government such as the House of _______
The Middle Colonies were also known for their Cultural___________
Is New York a Middle Colony: YES OR NO
Which Middle Colony is missing: Pennsylvania, , New Jersey , Delaware and ___________
African Slaves were transported to North America in a portion of The Triangle Trade called: The ______ _____
Tobacco, cotton and indigo are called ________ crops
Virginia, _______, North and South Carolina, Georgia are all considered to be Southern Colonies.
The third step of the journey transported American _____ ______ to England to be made into the manufactured goods that would start the cycle again
Virginia, Maryland, North and South Carolina, Georgia ARE EXAMPLES OF WHICH TYPES OF COLONIES?
Religious group that founded Massachusetts bay Colony.
The Southern Colonies had a long growing season and a warm _______.