SS CBA 1 Flashcards
Reasons for Settlement
Gold=weatlth
God=christianity religous freedoms
Glory=power/ land expansion
Motives for European Settlement
Reasons for Settlement
-build settlement for profit
-divided into 3 regions
New England Colonies
Southern Colonies
Motives for English Settlement
Reasons for Settlement
* Fur Traders were interested in the fur available in the Ohio River Valley
* The colony of New France included land in Present day Eastern Canada all the way down the
Mississippi River to New Orleans.
* Made friends with the Natives.
Motives for French Settlement:
Reasons for Settlement
* Built Missions in Florida, Texas, & California
* Used Natives for slave labor
* Was established BEFORE the English colonies.
Motives for Spanish Settlement:
Reasons for Settlement
-The Dutch were interested in establishing a trading colony along the Hudson River
* Made friends with the Natives
Motives for Dutch Settlement:
Economic Product(s) of the Colonial Regions:
shipbuilders
Economic Product(s) of the Colonial Regions:
Northeastern Colonies: shipbuilders
Economic Product(s) of the Colonial Regions
grains
Economic Product(s) of the Colonial Regions:
Middle Colonies: grains
Economic Product(s) of the Colonial Regions:
tobacco
Economic Product(s) of the Colonial Regions:
Southern Colonies: tobacco
Who has the power?
With representative government, each member spoke for the people who voted for
them
the first group of leaders elected to lead in the British American colonies
Virginia House of Burgesses
While on the Mayflower, the Pilgrims wrote a set of rules that everyone agreed to follow.
o William Bradford was a leader in Plymouth that helped write
Mayflower Compact
Describe the climate in each region:
Describe the climate in each region:
Winters are long and cold, and there is generally a good amount of snow
Northeast
Describe the climate in each region:
Summer are long, hot, and humid, and winters are short and mild
Southeast
Describe the climate in each region:
Generally there are warm summers, and cold winters with plenty of snow, even
blizzards
Midwest: