- New England
- Short growing season, rocky soil - Not many crop
- Forest and Atlantic Ocean - Lumber, fishing, shipbuilding
- Boston - major port
- Middle colonies
- Lower, warmer climate - Wheat and rye
- Bread colonies & Breadbasket colonies
- Export flour
- Farm workers were hired by landowner, with slaves occasionally
- Southern Colonies
- Large plantation in the east
- Small farm in the west
- Triangular trade
- Ships carry rum, cloth, iron goods from colonies to west Africa, in exchange of slave
- Enslaved Africans and gold are shipped fro sale in the West Indies
- Slaves, molasses, sugar are sold in the colonies
- The growth of towns and cities
- Settlement become towns
- Farmers often traded fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs, quilts, baskets, and other things
- England did not allow the colonies to print or coin their own money
- Also did not allow the colonies to bring English money to America
- What can you find in the town
- At least one Church
- A general store which sold a variety of items, including some imports
- Individual shop
- A gristmill
- A sawmill
- A public meetinghouse
- A school
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Class - Notes
Today we take notes during the class
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