Middle Colonies Chapter Jeopardy 3 Section 3 Middle

Middle Colonies – Chapter. Jeopardy 3; Section 3 Middle Colonies New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Trade/Staple Crops Women’s Contributions ____ founded New Netherland in 1613 as a fur trading post for exchanging fur with the Iroquois. English took control of New Jersey in ____. Quakers supported non______ and religious ______ for all people. Name two factors that contributed to the successful growth of staple crops. Some women in the middle colonies ran farms and businesses. Name 3 types of businesses they ran. New _______ was the center of the fur trade. The colony occupied the land between what two rivers? Because Quakers were being persecuted in America too, _______ received a charter for a new colony, Pennsylvania. Name three staple crops. Name two jobs women had in the medical field in the middle colonies. Peter ________ led New Netherland from 1647 to 1664. New Jersey had a diverse population. What does diverse mean? Penn ____ his own power and established an _____ assembly. Were there more slaves or indentured servants in the middle colonies? True or False: Women had limited economic opportunities. English captured the colony in 1664 and renamed it _______. List four places from which New Jersey settlers had come. Penn promised ______ to all Christians. What two major cities in the middle colonies exported goods? Most women managed ______ and raised ______. The Dutch influence can still be seen in America today. The name of a food we all love to eat came from the Dutch word “koekje”. . . what is it? The ______ formed the largest religious group in New Jersey. ________ was a part of Pennsylvania until 1776. Name the two main places to which they exported goods. Give two examples of how women raised money working from home.

Middle Colonies – Chapter. Jeopardy 3; Section 3 Middle Colonies New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Trade/Staple Crops Women’s Contributions The Dutch founded New Netherland in 1613 as a fur trading post for exchanging fur with the Iroquois. English took control of New Jersey in 1664. Quakers supported nonviolence and religious toleration for all people. Name two factors that contributed to the successful growth of staple crops. Good climate, rich land Some women in the middle colonies ran farms and businesses. Name 3 types of businesses they ran. Grocery stores, bakeries, drugstores New Amsterdam was the center of the fur trade. The colony occupied the land between what two rivers? Hudson and Delaware Because Quakers were being persecuted in America too, William Penn received a charter for a new colony, Pennsylvania. Name three staple crops. Name two jobs women had in the medical field in the middle colonies. Peter Stuyvesant led New Netherland from 1647 to 1664. New Jersey had a diverse population. What does diverse mean? Very different Penn limited his own power and established an elected assembly. Wheat, barley, oats Nurses, midwives Were there more slaves or indentured servants in the middle colonies? True or False: Women had limited economic opportunities. Indentured servants False English captured the colony in 1664 and renamed it New York. List four places from which New Jersey settlers had come. Dutch, Swedes , Finns, Scots Penn promised religious freedom to all Christians. What two major cities in the middle colonies exported goods? Philadelphia, New York City Most women managed households and raised children. The Dutch influence can still be seen in America today. The name of a food we all love to eat came from the Dutch word “koekje”. . . what is it? Cookie The Quakers formed the largest religious group in New Jersey. Delaware_ was a part of Pennsylvania until 1776. Name the two main places to which they exported goods Britain and West Indies. Give two examples of how women raised money working from home. Selling butter, washing clothes