By: Arjun Keshava 
THE THIRTEEN COLONIES
New England Colonies 
 Colonies included: New Hampshire, 
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut 
 Important attributes: 
 Best Seaports 
 Ship Building 
 Growing Industry 
 Subsistence
Growing Industry 
 There were three major industries in New 
England: 
 Shipbuilding Industry 
 Fishing Industry 
 Lumber Industry 
These ways provided supported the New England 
Colonies
Ship Building 
 The large coastline provided a good source of 
fish. 
 Due to this, and the excessive wood nearby, 
the New England Colonies were very good 
shipbuilders. 
 These ships also assisted in trading with 
nearby countries and England, as well as the 
slave trade.
Best Seaports 
 Due to the huge shipbuilding business, there 
were many seaports that were being built. 
 New England had the best seaports 
(especially Boston) so typically that’s where 
the bigger boats, and boats from other places 
would dock.
Middle Colonies 
 Colonies include: New York, Pennsylvania, 
New Jersey, Delaware 
 Important attributes: 
 Good Farmland 
 Settled by Quakers 
 Many Pacifists 
 Most Diverse
Good Farmland 
 The middle colony had rich farmland that 
they were able to plant crops on. 
 Six to seven moths of warm weather and 
sufficient rain. 
 They used the rivers as a method to transport 
goods that they had such as fur, lumber and 
food that they sold for profit
Settled by Quakers 
 William Penn was a Quaker, who settled in 
the America’s 
 Pennsylvania was named after him and 
boomed under his supervision. 
 Philadelphia was the center of the colony
Many Pacifists 
 Pacifists created a peaceful vibe to the middle 
colonies 
 They did not fight against England 
 They also did not pay taxes if they believed 
that it would go towards fighting
Most Diverse 
 The diversity in the Middle Colonies increased 
the efficiency of the Middle Colonies 
 An example is Germans who migrated to the 
middle colonies were extremely good at 
farming.
Southern Colonies 
 Colonies Include: Maryland, Virginia, North 
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia 
 Important Attributes: 
 Plantations 
 Many Slaves 
 Many people Settled for profit
Plantations 
 Plantations were the main income for the 
Southern Colonies 
 “Cash Crops” were planted to significantly 
increase the income 
 Exported many of the products to other 
places, another good form of income
Many Slaves 
 Slaves worked on the fields 
 From planting to harvesting 
 Very little maintenance 
 Fairly cheap 
 South had the majority of slaves due to the 
manual labor needed
Settled for Profit 
 The main reason anyone settled in the south 
from Europe is for profit 
 Thousands of acres of land were used for 
farming – source of profit
Triangular Trade 
 The trade route that developed between the 
North American Colonies, England, and Africa 
 This supplied many slaves to the America’s
Great Awakening 
 The series of religious revivals among 
Protestants in the American colonies, 
especially in New England, lasting from about 
1725 to 1770.
Enlightenment 
 An intellectual and scientific movement of 
18th century Europe which was characterized 
by a rational and scientific approach to 
religious, social, political, and economic 
issues 
 The Age of Enlightenment led directly to the 
American Revolution and French Revolution 
and strongly influenced the Industrial 
Revolution.
Citations 
 http://mrcapwebpage.com/VCSUSHISTORY/ 
13mapnewenglandsmall.jpg 
 http://englishcolonizationofna06.pbworks.co 
m/f/1317276363/Middle%20Colonies.jpg 
 http://englishcolonizationofna07.pbworks.co 
m/f/1317212851/southern%20colonies%20ma 
p.jpg 
 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/comm 
ons/c/c4/Salem_shipping_colonial_color.jpg
Citations Cont. 
 http://www.sonofthesouth.net/revolutionary-war/ 
pilgrims/george-fox-quaker.jpg 
 http://www.cnmeonline.com/wp-content/ 
uploads/2013/07/profit1.jpg 
 http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/graphic 
s/triangulartrade.jpg 
 http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/great 
+awakening
Citations Cont. 
 http://images.encyclopedia.com/utility/image 
.aspx?id=2795807&imagetype=Hero 
 http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/age+ 
of+enlightenment

Mod 3 lesson 1 mastery 2

  • 1.
    By: Arjun Keshava THE THIRTEEN COLONIES
  • 2.
    New England Colonies  Colonies included: New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut  Important attributes:  Best Seaports  Ship Building  Growing Industry  Subsistence
  • 3.
    Growing Industry There were three major industries in New England:  Shipbuilding Industry  Fishing Industry  Lumber Industry These ways provided supported the New England Colonies
  • 4.
    Ship Building The large coastline provided a good source of fish.  Due to this, and the excessive wood nearby, the New England Colonies were very good shipbuilders.  These ships also assisted in trading with nearby countries and England, as well as the slave trade.
  • 5.
    Best Seaports Due to the huge shipbuilding business, there were many seaports that were being built.  New England had the best seaports (especially Boston) so typically that’s where the bigger boats, and boats from other places would dock.
  • 6.
    Middle Colonies Colonies include: New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware  Important attributes:  Good Farmland  Settled by Quakers  Many Pacifists  Most Diverse
  • 7.
    Good Farmland The middle colony had rich farmland that they were able to plant crops on.  Six to seven moths of warm weather and sufficient rain.  They used the rivers as a method to transport goods that they had such as fur, lumber and food that they sold for profit
  • 8.
    Settled by Quakers  William Penn was a Quaker, who settled in the America’s  Pennsylvania was named after him and boomed under his supervision.  Philadelphia was the center of the colony
  • 9.
    Many Pacifists Pacifists created a peaceful vibe to the middle colonies  They did not fight against England  They also did not pay taxes if they believed that it would go towards fighting
  • 10.
    Most Diverse The diversity in the Middle Colonies increased the efficiency of the Middle Colonies  An example is Germans who migrated to the middle colonies were extremely good at farming.
  • 11.
    Southern Colonies Colonies Include: Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia  Important Attributes:  Plantations  Many Slaves  Many people Settled for profit
  • 12.
    Plantations  Plantationswere the main income for the Southern Colonies  “Cash Crops” were planted to significantly increase the income  Exported many of the products to other places, another good form of income
  • 13.
    Many Slaves Slaves worked on the fields  From planting to harvesting  Very little maintenance  Fairly cheap  South had the majority of slaves due to the manual labor needed
  • 14.
    Settled for Profit  The main reason anyone settled in the south from Europe is for profit  Thousands of acres of land were used for farming – source of profit
  • 15.
    Triangular Trade The trade route that developed between the North American Colonies, England, and Africa  This supplied many slaves to the America’s
  • 16.
    Great Awakening The series of religious revivals among Protestants in the American colonies, especially in New England, lasting from about 1725 to 1770.
  • 17.
    Enlightenment  Anintellectual and scientific movement of 18th century Europe which was characterized by a rational and scientific approach to religious, social, political, and economic issues  The Age of Enlightenment led directly to the American Revolution and French Revolution and strongly influenced the Industrial Revolution.
  • 18.
    Citations  http://mrcapwebpage.com/VCSUSHISTORY/ 13mapnewenglandsmall.jpg  http://englishcolonizationofna06.pbworks.co m/f/1317276363/Middle%20Colonies.jpg  http://englishcolonizationofna07.pbworks.co m/f/1317212851/southern%20colonies%20ma p.jpg  http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/comm ons/c/c4/Salem_shipping_colonial_color.jpg
  • 19.
    Citations Cont. http://www.sonofthesouth.net/revolutionary-war/ pilgrims/george-fox-quaker.jpg  http://www.cnmeonline.com/wp-content/ uploads/2013/07/profit1.jpg  http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/graphic s/triangulartrade.jpg  http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/great +awakening
  • 20.
    Citations Cont. http://images.encyclopedia.com/utility/image .aspx?id=2795807&imagetype=Hero  http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/age+ of+enlightenment