Colonial America

4. a region of flat, low lying plains.
6. as a nation’s trade grows, its gold reserve and the nation becomes more powerful.
7. bosses to keep the slaves working hard.
10. shipping enslaved people to to the West Indies
13. Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
15. strict rules governing the behavior and punishment of enslaved Africans.
16. bought from foreign markets.
17. Georgia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York North Carolina , South Carolina, and virginia.
18. they generally produced just enough to meet the needs of their families.
19. crops that could be sold easily in markets.
20. one of the outstanding preachers.
22. Connecticut and Rhode Island.
23. it swept through the colonies.

1. the English Preacher.
2. learning assistants
3. combined lessons in good conduct with reading and writing.
5. William and Mary signed this.
8. directs the flow of goods between England and the colonies.
9. west of the tidewater lay a region of hills and forests climbing up toward the Appalachian mountains.
11. sell abroad.
12. the ability to read and write.
14. the trading routes formed a triangle.
15. trading illegally with other nations.
21. Began in Europe, spread the idea knowledge, reason, and science could improve society.