Across
- 2. Initially a part of New York, but the Duke of York decided it was too much land to govern and broke the colony in 2.
- 5. This city was designed by William Penn and comes from the Greek word for "Brotherly Love"
- 6. Schools in the Middle Colonies were mostly ________. Only the people in the upper class received education.
- 8. Dutch colony set up along the Hudson River; Located in modern day New York City
- 13. This was a common mineral/metal found in the Middle Colonies region
- 14. Settlers from this European nation were the first to settle Delaware.
- 15. A religious group from England that believed in equality for all men, religious freedom, and protesting war.
- 16. This group of people were treated with special kindness and humanity by the Quakers. This wasn't common for other groups they interacted with.
Down
- 1. This was the nickname given to the Middle Colonies because the people grew wheat, barley, and rye.
- 3. Wheat, barley, and rye were considered ______ _______. They were grown in order to be sold at markets.
- 4. This person was a writer, scientist, inventor, and more. He was also a founding father.
- 7. A person who enters another country in order to settle there. These people came from Germany and Ireland to settle in the Middle Colonies.
- 9. _________ legislatures. People elect members to make decisions on their behalf.
- 10. Colony granted to William Penn by King Charles II; Served as a haven for Quakers.
- 11. Was friends with King Charles II and received a charter for land because of a debt owed to his father. He was a Quaker, as well.
- 12. The English colony established on the site of the former Dutch Colony, New Amsterdam.
