send raw materials in exchange for manufactured goods

send slaves in exchange for gold and silver

send manufactured goods in exchange for natural resources

send cars in exchange for computers

Religious colonies would have to do away with slavery

Colonists would have to join the fight against France

The colonies were prohibited from trading with other countries

All colonies had to send delegates to the British parliament for representation

Virginia

Delaware

Pennsylvania

Massachusetts

Large amounts of profit created in the southern plantations

The demand for slaves in Europe to work in the textile factories

The discovery of gold in California

Indentured Servants who were on a voyage to spread catholicism

elect representatives to the English parliament

create alliances between the British and French settlers

develop  self governing colonies

expand British trade in the Americas

profit whereas Plymouth was established for religious reasons

religion whereas Plymouth was established for profit

the slave trade while Plymouth was established as a safe haven for quakers

for the fur trade whereas Plymouth was established for debtors

Pennsylvania

Massachusetts

Maryland

Connecticut

women for gold 

slaves for money

fur for goods

cash crops for ships

an example or model for furure colonial governments

an assembly where slaves were auctioned to the highest bidder

a safe haven for Quakers

a place where the British parliament enacted their laws

a document similar to the Magna Carta in which the British King's power was limited

a contract in which the Native Americans and women agreed to govern themselves

a document that declared their independence from the British King

social contract that was created to obey rules in the Plymouth colony

self governing colonies

slave trade economies

trade routes near the pacific ocean

a monarch in their colonies

spread communism

develop textile industries

expand the empire

promote free enterprise

cold

moderate

hot

none of the above

wrong and wanted to abolish the practice

approved in all of the 13 colonies

benefiting all the colonies except Pennsylvania

a good thing because without it the colonies would fail

arid climate, rocky soil and wooded mountains

long growing season, dark rich soil and hot climate

swift rivers, dense forests and moderate climate

diversified economy and population

limited the king's power

increased the power of the monarch

limited the power of the representatives in Virginia

influenced the writing of the Article's of Confederation

Pennsylvania

Georgia

South Carolina

New York

first representative government in England

first assembly to allow women to participate in government

first representative legislature to enact laws in Virginia

First house to make the most delicious burgers in Virginia

one

free speech

four

no unreasonable searches

six

trial by jury

ten

the rights of the states