The Thirteen Colonies

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The Thirteen Colonies Objective: Students will create a 3 panel foldable that describes the geography, economy and social make up of the 3 regions of the English colonies For each region you must include the following information: 1. Geography (names of states in that region, climate and natural resources) 2. A description of their economy (how they make money) 3. That regions social make up (population demographics and religion of the area) Each flap will have an illustration that represents a part of that regions make up Geography Economy Social Life Image 3 points 2 points 1 point 0 points All info (states, climate, natural resources) are included Description completely describes economy Description describes both population and religion All three images are correct Missing one item Missing two items No items complete Missing one item Missing two items Section is not present Missing one item Missing more than one item Section is not present Missing one item Missing two items No images are present

Three Geographic Regions

Economies of the Colonies New England s economy centered on manufacturing. Agriculture was difficult and unprofitable in the north due to poor soils, cold temperatures, and the short growing season. Manufacturing in New England focused on shipbuilding due to the abundance of lumber. Trade in New England was mainly exporting the goods that they produced. Agriculture had a large role in the economies of the Middle Colonies. The middle region had better soils, warmer temperatures, and a longer growing season. The Middle Colonies agriculture produced corn, vegetables, grain, fruit, and livestock. Manufacturing in the middle region was focused on iron ore products. The Middle Colonies both exported agricultural products and natural resources and imported manufactured goods. The Southern Colony s economy was based solely on agriculture. The south has exceptional farming soil, warm climates and a long growing season. The agriculture practiced in the region was Plantation Agriculture, focusing on one or two cash crops. The southern region had no manufacturing so all goods needed were imported or bought from traders.

Climate in the Colonies In the thirteen colonies the climate changed on a north to south direction. The coldest temperatures and shortest growing seasons were in the north and temperatures and growing seasons both increased as one traveled down the coastline.

Natural Resources The natural resources found in the New England Colonies included: fish, whales, trees, and furs. The natural resources found in the Middle Colonies included: iron ore and good soil. The natural resources found in the Southern Colonies included: rich farmlands, forests, and fish.

Population demographics of the Colonies The population in the New England Colonies was primarily English. In both the Middle and the Southern Colonies the population was more diverse. In both the southern regions there were colonists and settlers that came from Holland, France, Sweden, and elsewhere.

Religion in the Colonies In New England Territories there was no religious freedom. The Puritans were very strict moralists and did not tolerate others who believed differently. In the Middle Colonies there was more religious freedom and tolerance. Many who had established colonies in the middle region were fleeing persecution in Europe or the strict New England Colonies. Religion had a very insignificant role in the Southern Colonies. Colonies in the south were established for profit rather than for religious freedom, therefore religion played a small role in the lives and policies of the Southern Colonies.