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Title: The Thirteen Colonies

Sub Title: A Presentation by: Harlan Vu

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Title: What States make up the New England Colonies?

Sub Topics: - Rhode Island

- Connecticut

- New Hampshire

- Massachusetts

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Title: Why did people come to the New England Colonies?

Sub Topics: - Freedom of Religion

- To keep their family together

- They wanted to make money

- It also had good farmland

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Title: Economy in New England Colonies

Sub Topics: - Farming and fishing community

- They made their own clothes and shoes

- Grew their own food

- Examples of food are corn and wheat

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Title: Religious Beliefs in the New England Colonies

Sub Topics: - Left England so they could practice their own religion

- Religious Intolerance

- Keep their families together

- They wanted to make some money

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Title: Government in New England Colonies

Sub Topics: - They had a right to govern themselves

- Shouldn’t have to pay taxes to England

- Held town meetings to discuss events

- They had more freedom

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Title: Fun Facts About New England Colonies

Sub Topics: - Connecticut was the fifth to become a state in 1788

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- New Hampshire was heavily explored by the French and the English

- Rhode Island was the smallest colony and state.

- Massachusetts codfish was its biggest industry in the state.

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Slide 8

Title: What made up the middle colonies?

Sub Topics: - Delaware

- Pennsylvania

- New Jersey

- New York

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Title:Why did people come to the middle colonies?

Sub Topics: - Wanted to practice their religion

- Also they were looking to make money

- They didn’t bring their family from England

- They were perfect workers for ironwork and shipyard

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Title: Beliefs and Revolutions in the middle colonies

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- Quakers left England to practice their religion.

- American colonists believed they have the right to govern themselves.

- They did not wanted to pay taxes like in England

- Conflicts began to build when the English wanted to isolate the colonies.

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Title: Economy in the middle colonies

Sub Topics: - Region were part agriculture and industrial

- Trade with England was plentiful in these colonies

- Factories in Maryland produced iron

- Examples of products are paper and grain

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Title: Religious beliefs in the middle colonies

Sub Topics: - Left England so they could practice their own religion

- Religious Intolerance

- Keep their families together

- They wanted to make some money

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Title: What states made up the southern colonies?

Sub Topics: - Georgia: Founded in 1732 by James Oglethorpe

- Maryland: Founded in 1633 by Lord Baltimore

- North Carolina: Founded in 1653 by John White

- South Carolina: Founded in 1633 by King Charles 2nd

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Title: Why did people come to the southern colonies?

Sub Topics: - Freedom of Religion

- To keep their family together

- They wanted to make money

- It also had good farmland

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Title: Economy in the southern colonies

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Sub Topics: - Mostly entirely an agricultural land

- Main feature was plantation and plotting lands

- Plantations grew lots of items they traded to England

- Examples of items are tobacco and rice

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Title: Religious beliefs in southern colonies

Sub Topics: - Left England so they could practice their own religion

- Religious Intolerance

- Keep their families together

- They wanted to make some money

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Title: Connecticut’s History

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1636 by Thomas Hooker

- Major industries are: agriculture(wheat, corn, fishing)

- Became a state in February 6, 1788

- Colony was named after an Algonquian word quinnehtukqut or known as beside the long tidal river

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Title: Rhode Island’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1636 by Roger Williams

- Major Industries: agriculture(livestock, fishing, dairy), manufacturing(lumbering)

- Colony named for Dutch known as red island

- Became a state in May 29, 1790

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Title: Massachusetts’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1630 by John Winthrop

- Major industries: agriculture(fishing, corn, livestock), manufacturing( lumbering, shipbuilding)

- Colony name after a Massachusetts tribe known as large hill place

- Became a state in February 6, 1788

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Title: New Hampshire’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1636 by John Wheelwright

- Major industries: agriculture(potatoes and fishing), manufacturing(textiles, shipbuilding)

- Colony name of Hampshire in England

- Became a state in June 21, 1788

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Slide 21

Title: Delaware’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1638 by Peter Minuit

- Major industries: agriculture(fishing), manufacturing(lumbering)

- Colony named for the Delaware tribe Lord de la Warr

- Became a state in December 7, 1787

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Title: Pennsylvania’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1638 by William Penn

- Major industries: agriculture(wheat, corn, dairy, cattle), manufacturing(textiles, shipbuilding, papermaking)

- Colony name for William Penn and Sylvania, Latin for forest

- Became a state in December 12, 1787

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Title: New York’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1626 by Peter Minuit

- Major industries: manufacturing(shipbuilding, ironworks), agriculture(cattle, grain, rice, indigo, wheat)

- Colony named for Duke of York

- Became a state July 26, 1788

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Title: New Jersey’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1644 by King Charles

- Major industries: manufacturing(ironwork and lumbering)

- Colony name for Isle of Jersey in England

- Became a state in December 18, 1787

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Title: Maryland’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1633 by Lord Baltimore

- Major industries: manufacturing(shipbuilding, ironworks), agriculture(corn, wheat, rice, indigo)

- Colony named for Queen Henrietta Maria of England

- Became a state in April 28, 1788

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Title: Virginia’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1607 by John Smith

- Major industries: plantation agriculture(tobacco, wheat, corn)

- Colony named for England’s “Virgin Queen” Elizabeth 1

- Became a state in June 25, 1788

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Title: North Carolina’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1653 by John White

- Major industries: plantation agriculture(indigo, rice, tobacco

- Colony named for Carolus the Latin word for “Charles,” Charles 1 of England

- Became a state in November 21, 1789

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Title: North Carolina’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1633 by King Charles 2nd

- Major industries agriculture(indigo, rice, tobacco, cotton, cattle)

- Colony named for Carolus the Latin word for “Charles,” Charles 1 of England

- Became a state in May 23, 1788

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Title: Georgia’s history

Sub Topics: - Founded in 1732 by James Oglethorpe

- Major industries agriculture(indigo, rice, sugar)

- Colony named for England’s King George 2nd

- Became a state in January 2, 1788

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