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A lot of missing items and some of the answers are questionalble.  This is barely a 'C'

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A lot of missing items and some of the answers are questionalble.  This is barely a 'C'

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What did the average colonial man, woman, child look like?

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What did the average colonial man, woman, child look like?

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if you were not wealthy the women wore long dresses and the men wore old rags made into clothes and the children wore the same as adults just smaller.

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How did they feel about public education?

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How did they feel about public education?

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they  shaped formal education in early and stayed with it

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What was the capital and two other major cities or towns? What was at the center of these cities/towns?

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What was the capital and two other major cities or towns? What was at the center of these cities/towns?

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What type of government did the colony have and who were allowed to be in charge?

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What type of government did the colony have and who were allowed to be in charge?

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William Penn for the government of Pennsylvania

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What rights did the colonists have and from where did they get their rights (Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, Mayflower Compact)? 

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What rights did the colonists have and from where did they get their rights (Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, Mayflower Compact)? 

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mayflower compact

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How did most in the colony feel about slavery (necessary or not necessary)? Did your colony have slave codes?

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How did most in the colony feel about slavery (necessary or not necessary)? Did your colony have slave codes?

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African slaves were working there as early as 1639. In 1664,  and The demand for slaves continued when the English assumed rule in 1664

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How was crime and punishment dealt with (What were considered crimes)?

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How was crime and punishment dealt with (What were considered crimes)?

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if you were a thief could brand you with a stamp of the letter "T"

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What were the class differences in the different colonies (Social pyramid)? 

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What were the class differences in the different colonies (Social pyramid)? 

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Enslaved Field Hands, Enslaved House Servants, Free Blacks, Farmers, Middling, Gentry.

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What was their relationship with Native Americans? 

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What was their relationship with Native Americans? 

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The relationship kept changing through time, at first it was peaceful but then a series of wars engulfed its frontiers after 1754, which led to the dispossession and exile of the colony’s native peoples. By the 1790s, Native Americans and Pennsylvania’s European peoples were permanently estranged from each other.

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How did these colonies make money or What was their economy based on? What did they trade/make/grow/sell

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How did these colonies make money or What was their economy based on? What did they trade/make/grow/sell

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They made money by working, The jobs available included carpentry, farming, labor workers, shopkeepers, candle makers, and livery workers.

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What religion(s) were practiced/allowed? How much did the church impact their rules?

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What religion(s) were practiced/allowed? How much did the church impact their rules?

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The religions that were practiced/ allowed in Pennsylvanian were Anabaptists, Mennonites, pacifism (by the amish), Quakers, Lutherans, Moravians. Some of the other sects that made their home in Pennsylvania were the Amish,Mennonites, Catholics, Lutherans and Jews. The most influential religious bodies beside the Quakers were the German Reformed and Presbyterians. the church did impact them but not as much since some religions were extreme.

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Where did most of the people in the colony come from (Where in Europe?) 

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Where did most of the people in the colony come from (Where in Europe?) 

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Most of the people that came to North America were the Spanish.

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What were the main geographical features of each (rivers, mtns., flat, fertile, forests)? What were the names of the major waterways where they transported good into the interior of the colony? 

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What were the main geographical features of each (rivers, mtns., flat, fertile, forests)? What were the names of the major waterways where they transported good into the interior of the colony? 

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It has an area of 118,515 sq km (45,759 sq mi), including 492 sq km (190 sq mi) of inland waters and the 1940 sq km (749 sq mi) of Lake Erie over which it has jurisdiction. The Piedmont is an area of foothills that is located between the flat Coastal Plain and the great Appalachian mountain system to the west. he Atlantic Coastal Plain, the Piedmont, South Mountain, the Reading Prong, the Ridge and Valley, the Allegheny Plateaus, and the Lake Erie Lowland.

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How was life different between life in the city/towns or rural areas? 

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How was life different between life in the city/towns or rural areas? 

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One thing that was different was the environment, other one is how the people and how they behave .