Unit 4 Colonial Regions

Front 1

List the colonies in the South.

Back 1

Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

Front 2

List the colonies in New England.

Back 2

Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Connecticut

Front 3

List the colonies in the Mid-Atlantic.

Back 3

New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey

Front 4

Which colonial region had timber, fish, and deep harbors as natural resources?

Back 4

New England

Front 5

Which colonial region had rich farmlands and rivers as natural resources?

Back 5

Mid-Atlantic

Front 6

Which colonial region had fertile land, rivers, and harbors as natural resources?

Back 6

Southern

Front 7

Which colonial region had skilled craftsmen, shopkeepers, and shipbuilders as human resources?

Back 7

New England

Front 8

Which colonial region had skilled and unskilled workers and fishermen as human resources?

Back 8

Mid-Atlantic

Front 9

Which colonial region had farmers and slaves as human resources?

Back 9

Southern

Front 10

How did the New England colonies depend on the Southern colonies?

Back 10

for raw materials like cotton

Front 11

How did the New England colonies depend on the Mid-Atlantic colonies?

Back 11

for grain and livestock

Front 12

How did the Mid-Atlantic colonies depend on the New England and Southern colonies?

Back 12

for things they couldn’t produce

Front 13

How did the Southern colonies depend on the New England colonies?

Back 13

for manufactured goods

Front 14

What area of colonial America supported the Church of England?

Back 14

Southern

Front 15

What area of colonial America did separatists live in?

Back 15

New England

Front 16

Which colonial region had villages and church as the center of the life and religious reformers and separatists?

Back 16

New England

Front 17

Which colonial region had town meetings?

Back 17

New England

Front 18

Which colonial region had coastal lowlands, bays, deep rivers, and rich farmlands?

Back 18

Mid-Atlantic

Front 19

Which colonial region had villages and cities, as well as diverse lifestyles and religions?

Back 19

Mid-Atlantic

Front 20

Which colonial region had livestock, grain, and fish?

Back 20

Mid-Atlantic

Front 21

Which colonial region had market towns?

Back 21

Mid-Atlantic

Front 22

Which colonial region had tobacco, cotton, wood, and indigo products?

Back 22

Southern

Front 23

Which colonial region had fishing, shipbuilding, and naval supplies?

Back 23

New England

Front 24

Which colonial region had Boston Harbor and a hilly, rocky, jagged coastline?

Back 24

New England

Front 25

Which colonial region had moderate summers and cold winters?

Back 25

New England

Front 26

Which colonial region had the piedmont region, Atlantic Coastal Plain, good harbors, and rivers?

Back 26

Southern

Front 27

Which colonial region had counties?

Back 27

Southern

Front 28

Which colonial region had plantations, mansions, indentured servants, few schools, and few cities?

Back 28

Southern

Front 29

Which colonial region had a humid climate, mild winters, and hot summers?

Back 29

Southern