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c. Explain the development of the mid-Atlanticcolonies; include the Dutch settlement of NewAmsterdam and subsequent English takeover, andthe settlement of Pennsylvania.

d. Explain the reasons for French settlement ofQuebec.

e. Analyze the impact of location and place on colonial

settlement, transportation, and economicdevelopment; include the southern, middle, and NewEngland colonies.


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Mid-Atlantic Colonies settlement Middle Colonies include: New Amsterdam/New York, New

Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware

The middle colonies were more diverse than the NewEngland or Southern colonies

Some small farms, and a few cities

Less united than the New England colonies

More culturally diverse, and more religious tolerance.Industrial and agricultural society. They produced iron,paper, and textiles and grew wheat and other grains


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Settlement of New Amsterdam New Netherland was

originally settled by theDutch (from theNetherlands), but in 1664the British conquered thearea and renamed it NewYork. New York had adiverse population and was

a large trade center.Because the Britishencouraged the Dutch tostay, New York tolerateddifferent religious beliefs.

New Amsterdam is nowknown as New York City.


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Settlement of Pennsylvania Located between New England and

Virginia

William Penn received the land fromKing Charles because King Charlesowed a debt to Penns father. TheKing was not entirely happy aboutpaying the debt this way because heknew Penn was a Quaker and theking had banned and persecutedQuakers.

Quakers believe in pacifism andpeople having their own inner-lightfrom God meaning they had no needfor churches or ministers.

Quakers did not believe inparticipating in government or even

paying taxes.


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Settlement of Pennsylvania, cont. Pennsylvania (Penns

woods) was named after

William Penns father(also William Penn) Pennsylvania had

complete political andreligious freedom. Penn

also believed thereneeded to be a friendshipwith the Native Americansand did this by signing theTreaty of Shackamaxon,

causing over 70 years ofpeace between thesettlers and the NativeAmericans.

Penn opened up landin Pennsylvania toanyone who wantedto settle there,bringing thousands.


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French Settlement of Quebec Founded in 1608 Quebec was the first

permanent Frenchsettlement in North

America. The French colonists,

primarily Jesuit priests,were to spread the Catholicfaith in the New World.

The other French colonistswere primarily fur traders

and lived among the NativeAmericans that they tradedwith.


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New England Colonies

The New England Colonies (Northerncolonies) of British America included

Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode

Island New Hampshire.

Religion dictated the settlers daily life,

most were Puritans, who wanted to

purify the Church of England.

Towns & Villages centered around the

church.


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Middle Colonies

The middle colonies were those betweenthe Southern colonies and the NewEngland colonies. They included New

Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, andDelaware. *were more culturally diverse & religious tolerance

Some small farms, and a few cities

Less united Industrial and agricultural society. Provided other

colonies with WHEAT


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Southern Colonies

Location: Below the Mason-Dixon Line. Includes: Maryland, Virginia, North

Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia Transportation: Imports and exportswere by ship primarily to England,

including trans-Atlantic slave trade Economic Development: Almost solelyagricultural society, they grew rice,tobacco, and indigo


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Work Session

Directions:Pretend that you are a

travel agent who is trying to getEuropeans to travel to the New

World. Work in groups to create an

advertisement persuading people to

travel to one of the following

colonial towns: New Amsterdam,Philadelphia, or Quebec based on

reasons for settlement.


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Bellringer

Who was William Penn?

Why did the English take over New

Amsterdam? What happened as a result

of this takeover?


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Group Steps:

-Step 1: Brainstorm with your groupto decide WHERE in the American

Colonies you want to travel

-Step 2: Decide WHY you arewanting to go or why you WENT to

the colony

-Step 3: Design & be creative & UseRUBRIC to complete the poster!!

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