2. Trading
Cash crops – known as “Breadbasket”
Agriculture
Fishing
Mercantilism
3. New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
4. Founded in 1624 by the Dutch for trading
with the Dutch West Indies Company
Was New Amsterdam before they had to
surrender to the English in 1644 and was
renamed New York
5. Founded by William Penn (a Quaker) in 1681
for a safe place for Quakers
Philadelphia, extended religious freedom and
equality to Quakers
(William Penn – founder of Pennsylvania)
6. Founded in 1664 by George Carteret and Lord
John Berkley because they were rewarded
with the land by the Duke of York – a gift
Offered religious and political freedom
(Lord John Berkely) (George Carteret)
7. Founded by the Swedes in 1638 for trade and
land
Wilmington (Fort Christina)
8. A group with different beliefs from the other
Christian colonies at the time
Didn’t have regular services
Anti-slavery
William Penn founded Pennsylvania as a
place for the Quakers to be safe and freely
express their religion
9. Mercantilism was the main economic feature
in Europe
The exporting of goods to other countries in
exchange for other goods and supplies
The Middle Passage – the slave trading to the
West Indies in exchange for sugar and
molasses