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The 3 colonial regions impacted our culture and shaped our history. Without these 3 colonies, we wouldn't be doing this assignment. We wouldn't have learned anything from them, because they wouldn't have ever existed. We wouldn't be so open to new religions if not for these colonies. They helped us think not only of Catholics but think newer like Protestant. They helped form our religion, but they also have some other things in common with us. They traded and we trade, we both farm, etc. To sum it all up, the colonies helped develop the way we are today.

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Because they got us into farming. The was we farm today is a big money maker in America. If those 3 colonial regions didn't invent farming then people in America wouldn't have as much food to eat as we do today. Farmers also have a slimmer chance of having the money they do today. Farming is more than just corn and beans, it is also hard work and long days.

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Some things that the three colonial regions impacted American culture today is farming and ending slavery, because of this we don't have slaves anymore and we have a lot of farms where we are.

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I learned about some of their daily life, government, society, geography, economics, slavery, and religion. These different things I learn impact American culture today because some of the things they did then, we picked up from and do now. We also improved and developed more of what they did into better. We first produced food my farming, yet we still do, but now we have improved the production of food into manufactures and machines to make different types of food. These different types of food interest more people to buy, which impacts the money we make. The religion people believe in was created near that time period. Without the creation of different religions we would only have the choice of probably 1-3 religions to choose from. Now, we have many different religions and beliefs that we can freely believe. A fun fact is we  didn't just pick up on farming and things related/like that, we also picked up on their daily life. Their daily life was mostly filled with farming and religion which is what we have as a part of our day today (Not all of us farm though).  Have you ever thought what the world would be like if slavery still happened today? The ending of slavery also impacts American culture today because if ti were still going on, societies daily life would be different. American culture was shaped and impacted from the things we learn now and learned from the past.

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The 3 colonial regions impact American Culture today in many ways. These many ways that we have been impacted today include things like the way we farm, ending slavery, and religious tolerance. Today we are greatly impacted by these things and our world is better because of it. Another thing affected is the transportation of goods, we have many ways to transport goods because of those colonies. Our life as we know it has been shaped because of those colonies.

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1.Plantations became the base of there life in the south.
2.By 1750 40% of the south was slaves.
3.Rich planters in the south started games that were in England such as horse racing.

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We might not have had the mayflower compact/ thanksgiving if the New England colony didn't come up with it. Thanksgiving is a common tradition/ holiday we celebrate every year. I think all of the colonies had slaves, some more than others, but i think people started to realize it was wrong. That's why it is illegal to have slaves in the U.S today. All the colonies brought on the idea of farming land a little more than it was, and trade/ selling things. We sell things in the store today in the U.S.

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In the middle colonies there was a mixture of a bunch of cultures and religions. This is how America is today. There are many different culture in America. The colonies very hard working and did a lot of farming. This is an aspect of today's American culture. America is a hard working country and I think that theses traits come from the colonies.

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This helps becasue we can learn about are culture and we will know what going on. It helps because we can know about are culture and we will know what one it will be because we learned about them in the reading and we learned that they had rich soils.

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Well if the Middle and North colonies weren't against slavery then we would most likely have American Slavery today. The different ways the 3 colonies worked affected America today. Because if New England didn't settle than we would not even have had slaves but because we had them. I learned that there was 2,641 slaves on one ship and that is important because now I know what it was like from my view.

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The thing that they found there like tobacco is a big part in the united stats today and English we speak a lot of English. We have a good relation ship with England.

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Geography had a lot to do with how they traveled, whether it was land or river whichever was cheaper they did. They were also able to make money because of the crops they planted, it also helped because they had rich soil. Climate also played a role in how people lived. All of these things play a role in how people live because in order to do one thing you have to make sure the other things aren't going to be their way. For example, if the climate is too hot or too cold it might affect how they travel, meaning instead of going by the river (which was cheaper) they might have had to go by the more expensive thing which is take away the money they worked for, by selling the crops.

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Geography played a role in how people lived greatly. It changed the way they lived by being a part of how they did things for example if they had really rocky land like New England it would be harder to transport goods than in the Southern Colonies. If they had good rich soil it would provide better food and the crops would grow healthier. The temperature also played a role in how people lived, if it was cold often they would live in more insulated houses but if it was hot they would want many windows, and not thick insulated houses. In the end, geography plays a huge role in the way people live.

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The south was very harsh towards African Americans who were slaves at the time and were slaves until the civil war. These colonies made America fight over slavery and the North thought slavery was bad and the south thought it was good. This led to the civil war which the North won of course because we don't have slavery today in America. Also, we because close with Indians and started thanksgiving which is still celebrated to this day by certain people.

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Geography played a role in people's lives for example the rivers. The book said that they would use the rivers as high ways because it is faster than walking. The soil helped the People farm. Geography also helped people grow things to trade like Tabacco.

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1.Africans were able to be in the governs military.
2. Puritan was a religious town, until younger generations cared more about wealth then religion.
3.A group of young woman started saying that there were people practicing witch craft, which started the Salem witch trials.

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These 3 colonies have shaped how we live becuse if it wasnt for them then we wouldnt have government like direct and reresentive democracy's. Also with religions they have founded many religions. Another thing os that they have showed what works and what doesnt so hopefully we dont make the same mistake.

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Geography gave the colonies a basis to start their colony and food to survive. Some had to change their land a bit to make it suitable and others had it perfect from the start. A part of geography is soil, farm land, forests, and hills, and this is also some of what geography impacts or affects. Without good soil, farming would be a lot harder, especially to get great, healthy, and fresh grains. Farm land can't have trees like a forest would, and it can't be hilly. Farm land has to be flat in order for it to be farm able and provide food that you can eat. Now that you have some background, I can answer the question. How did geography play a role in how people lived?  To create grains that you can eat, you need farm able land, and good soil, which is, again, part of geography like I said before. Geography plays the important role of growing crops. How you grow crops is by having soil, land, and water. Geography provides all of this. You of course need food to survive and that is how you get it. The colonists also sold some of the grains that they grew which  helps them buy other foods, shelter, and water to survive. If geography was bad, then the human lives living with it would suffer too. Geography isn't just land, it is also climate. It is important to have good climate to survive and again grow good crops.

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Because if we did not have geography people would not know that they had rich land and they would not know about a lot of things. People would not know that the southern had he first tabaco and most popular.

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The 3 colonial regions we have learned about have impacted the US today mostly from their government. From the goods that they found in the new world and brought over from england this could be clocks and rivers and wood and tobacco.

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What I learned from these colonies impacts multiple aspects of today's cultural life.
1. New England impacted large amounts of religion in the united states. Without religion, some people may feel lost in our country, if we didn't allow the idea of religious freedom, America could be way different
2. The middle colonies support the large diversity of people that America is all about. If everyone in the country was from England, there would most likely be no continental and ethnic diversity, removing another piece of American culture.
3. The southern colonies taught about the problems of racism and the subjects of the horrible topic. If the southern colonies didn't believe or use slaves, there may not have been such things as the civil war or more recent topics like BLM. If we don't educate ourselves, stuff like racism spreads.

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These colonies impacted the world we live in today because they helped discover the east coast states. They also helped advance freedom of religion which is a big part of the world. They also helped find good land for farming and named Williamsburg the capital of Virginia.

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1.The colonists sent tobacco and indigo for clothes, dishes, and weapons in return.
2.Colonial merchants developed trade routes called the triangular trade.
3.They would trade rum and iron for slaves and gold.

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Geography played a role in how people lived. If the land around them was not a good area to live they would either settle somewhere else or chose to live there and deal with the circumstances. For instance, if the environment around them did not have large rivers, there would be no shipping coming over on the water. It would just take longer to send things over land. And if there were a bunch of trees and no place to start a farm, it would probably be most wise to find a place that did have those things.

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Geography played an effect on the crops. the New England colonies didn't have as rich soil as the other colonies which made it harder for crops to grow. The north was a lot colder than the southern colonies and the cold caused more problems for the New England colonies. The warm areas like the south had rich soil for crops and the south wasn't as rocky as up north.

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Geography played a role by how people got the things they needed. When people needed water or somthing then it would depend on the geogrphy on how long or where they would have to go to find that. Also the geography would be important to consider weather or not people wpuld want tp trade with you because if you lived on top of a big hill then people might not want to go al the way up there.

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1. They were democratic
2.They were ruled directly by the English monarch
3. They were proprietary

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Geography is a played a big role with people that lived there because they would have starved because they did not have farm land to eat off of it or make money. It really impacted the southern colony because they did the most farming.

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Geography played a role in how people lived because it gave us an idea of how they lived just by the climate and the weather all the time. We could get a general idea because maybe they had a lot of food. Or maybe because it was cold all the time they couldn't grow as much food as another colony. Also depending on how many rivers they had and boats they had maybe they traded more than another colony. One colonies food could be better than others because of the geography, some could be healthier.

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1. Schools, Rutgers and Princeton are important parts of education.
2. The 13 colonies are now apart of The United States and now people live there.
3. The 13 colonies have different sightseeing things there, and they visited all the time.

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Geography affected the way people lived by showing the things they need to work heavily on, clothes they needed to wear, and what types of houses to build. If you lived in the New England colonies, you normally had to make warmer clothes so you wouldn't freeze. For the Southern colonies, they had to get farming heavy because of their rich, easy to move soil to work on. In New England, you would have to also have to make houses that are both large enough for your family, yet warm so you wouldn't always need the wood stove.

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Geography played a big role in how people lived because if there was bad weather then those individuals would get hurt. Geography plays a big role but also affects how people live. If you were living in North Carolina then you might have experienced a hurricane or storms that affected you because you home is now destroyed.

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Geography played a role in how people lived because if it was warm they didn't need to focus as much on clothing where as if it was cold they would have to focus more on clothing. Things like rivers and roads helped them transport better and get more water and food. It also changed the type of houses they built. If they had rich soil it helped them with farming but if they didn't have rich soil then farming was harder.

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Geography played a big role in how people lived. If people are new to the area they will most likely find an area where is it warm or has good land they can use to grow crops. If the land was full of trees then most likely they would become tree farmers and produce a lot of wood.

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It decided what farmed and harvest. The south grew tobacco because of the flat land and rich soils. The north could farm tobacco because of the rocky terrain. They had to cut lumber because of the amount of trees there were. The middle colonies had good land and big rivers. This made it easy to grow crops.

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1. Benjamin Franklin did many useful things for Philadelphia like providing lightning was electricity, organized a fire department, and convinced city leaders to pave the streets.
2. Slavery was legal in the Middle Colonies until the Revolutionary War.
3. The movement to free slaves began in the Middle Colonies.

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1. Tomas Jefferson was involved in politics, mostly in the middle colonies.
2. The middle colonies ere democrats
3. They elected their won legisters.

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1. They had a lot of slaves
2. They grew tabaco
3. Slavery was a big deal

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The facts that I have learned about the New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies affect the present-day United States in many ways. The New England colonies promoted mass manufacturing, causing the areas that were the New England colonies to have big cities, and large business that started in those areas. The Southern colonies promoted mass farming, causing those areas in the present-day United States have a large farming industry, and a large fruit industry. The Middle colonies promoted middle-sized farming and manufacturing, making those areas in the present-day United States have small trading, and manufacturing centers, along with a decent number of farms.

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1.The farm land was rockier and colder, so It was hard to farm.
2.Rivers were the main way of transportation to settlements.
3.The Appellation mountains was a common boundary between the colonies.

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1. Slavery was legle until the revelutanry war.
2. they convinced city owners to pave roads because they were in bad shape.
3. Franklin inveted the lighting stick through is kite flying experemint.

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1. Shipping goods from the Middle colonies over the Atlantic was cheaper than sending them overland
2. 1768, Boston was replaced by Philadelphia as the largest seaport
3. Middle colonies traded to earn money

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1. Franklin put up his own printing shop
2. Convinced city leaders to pave the streets
3. Franklin organized a fire department

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1. Franklin's invention or lightning rod had every one shocked
2. Franklin organized a fire department
3. Franklin and the city convinced the city owners to pave the cement

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Climate, that affected the colonists because of their crop conditions, and how they lived. The soil, it determined if the crops would grow. Bodies of water, water to get if you needed it.

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1. As the middle colonies prospered the farmers had larger surplus to trade while others had timber and fur for sale.
2. Goods from the middle colones were sold to other colones, to the west Indies and to Europe.
3. Shipping a load of goods across the Atlantic was cheaper than sending it over land 100 miles.

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1. Large amount of extra surplus for trade.
2. they sold timber, and fur to make money.
3. Many merchants became rich after trading wheat and other products for foregin goods.

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1. The middle colonies had very big rivers.
2. Had very rich soil like the south.
3. Cities grew rapidly and had good growing seasons.

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1. As the Middle Colonies prospered, the farmers had larger surpluses to trade.
2. Colonial merchants took wheat and other items to Europe and returned with foreign goods.
3. Shipping a load across the Atlantic was cheaper than sending it overland 100 miles within the colony.

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1. Anti-slavery.
2. Officials were elected by Colonial Assembly.
3. Freedom of religion and race.

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1. They had rich soils
2. They grew all sorts of things
3. They made iron tools

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1. It was cheap to sail goods/ manufactures across the Atlantic Ocean
2. Woman and men toiled in work shops
3. The farmers had larger surplus to trade, others had timber and fur for sale

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1. People sold lumber and timber.
2. Goods from the middle colonies were sold/traded to other colonies.
3. The farmers usually had a larger supplies of trade.

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The united states elects there own legislators and have rich soil. Men lead the country. Younger people do think wealth is more important then religion

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1. The farmers had larger surpluses to trade
2. Others had timber and fur for sale
3. By 1768 Philadelphia replaced Boston as the largest sea port

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1. the roads were very bad which made dificult trading.
2. it was cheaper to ship products on the see than it was to drive them on the very bad land and roads.
3. they grew barly wheat fruit and livestock.

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1. The Middle colonies had rich soil and a good growing season
2. The Middle colonies consisted of Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York
3. There were lots of large rivers around the Middle colonies

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1.In the 1740's there were 15 thousand people living in the New England colonies.
2.The colonies followed the rules of mercantilism.
3.The woman would work at home.

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1. They had rich soil in plant on to
2. They had warm climent for the plants to grow.
3. The ground was flat so then they can plant a lot is one spot

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1. The middle colonies were the first to make slavery illegal.
2. Benjamin Franklin was a big help to the government in the middle colonies
3.Quakers were the first to be against slavery in the middle colonies.

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1. Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York combined features of both New England and the South.
2. The Middle Colonies had rich soil, a good growing season, and a number of large rivers.
3. Farming flourished in the region.

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1. first settlers were in the middle colonies
2. They had rich soil
3. They mostly lived on big farms

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1. Northern were known as cool and business like.
2. Southerns were known as emotional and generous.
3. Like the south, the middle colones had rich soil, a good growing season and a number of large rivers.

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1. Benjamin Franklin helped play a big role in making new inventions and by making a library and a fire department.
2. African Americans weren't allowed to go to any form of school like college.
3. Slavery was still a thing until It, later on, became illegal and they followed the north with their opinion on slavery, unlike the south.

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1. Cold winters and hot summers.
2. Large and wide rivers.
3. Coastal plains by the coast line.

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1. Lots of rivers
2. Good growing seasons
3. Rich soil

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1. dutch seweedes new york new jersy delaware were in the colony.
2. english quakers found poensilvania.
3. Dutch inveted wood stoves and stoop and germans invented wood stove.

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It had an effect on what they grew and what they built and how they grew and built those things. They had to adapt to there surroundings and use them to make things.

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1. Benjamin Franklin organized a fire department
2. Ben Franklin Convinced city leaders to pave the streets
3. Franklin played a central role in the birth of the U.S.

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1. Rich soil for good crops
2. Large rivers for lots of successful trading
3. Towns and cities grew more rapidly

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The geography in the areas that people lived in during the days of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies affected the way of living for the people living in those areas a lot. Here's how the geography of their living areas affected them: The geography in the New England colonies promoted large amounts of manufacturing and trade, the Middle Colonies' geography promoted medium farming and manufacturing/trade, and the Southern Colonies' geography promoted mass farming.

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1. In 1735 2,641 slaves arrived
2. Planters turned to Afigan Americans to plat tobacco
3. They had to work on a tobacco farm

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1. The Dutch colonists settled in the Middle Colonies.
2. Jews in New York weren't allowed to build synagogues until the 1750's.
3. It was called the "Melting Pot" because so many colonists settled in the Middle Colonies/

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1. The middle colonies became home to several different religious groups
2. They attracted a greater variety of settlers
3. They were sometimes called the melting pot because of many groups that settled there

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1. Farmers had big farms with rich harvest
2. New York farmers produced over 80,000 barrels of wheat each year
3. Slaves were not bought and sold as much in the middle compared to the south.

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1. The Middle Colonies attracted a greater variety of settlers than New England or the Southern Colonies.
2. The Middle Colonies are sometimes called a "meting pot" because of the many groups who settled there.
3. The Middle Colonies became home to several other religions.

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1. Good variety of settlers for hard work
2. Several different religion groups
3. sometimes Middle colonies are called melting pot

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1. First settlers in the middle colones were farmers.
2. Grew cash crops/ crops grown to be sold
3. The middle colonies had fewer schools and colleges than new England

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1. Colonial roads were poor. Shipping across the Atlantic ocean was cheaper than sending overland. As a result a brisk European trade developed.
2. There were small farms for small farmers and big farms for regular farmers
3. To trade from place to place most people if not all of the colonists used ships to go across oceans to trade
4. The middle colonies had rich soil, a good growing season, and a number of large rivers like the south. Farming flourished in the region.
5. The farmers however didn't live in small villages or in grand plantations. Instead, many of them lived on farms that extended inland from the seacoast.

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1. Farmers soon grew surplus grains. This is good because they are making more that they can sell for money.
2. Many merchants grew rich from the trade where they took wheat and other items to Europe and returned with foreign goods.
3. As the middle colonies prospered the farmers had larger surpluses to trade. Larger extra amounts to trade or sell gives them more of the opportunity to make more money to grow their colony.
4. Franklin wrote bits of wisdom and advice that still rings true today:
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.
A penny saved is a penny earned.
5. The surplus grains were called cash - crops, which are crops grown to be sold. Because the middle colonies grew so much grains, they were called the "bread basket colonies."

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1. The middle colonies had many religions among them that they believed. This shows some freedom with their religion, though they still really valued it.
2. The movement to free the slaves began in the middle colonies. This would only happen if society and the government agreed with it.
3. Iron ore made into or heated in forges and turned into pig iron to make tools was illegal under the old navigation acts. Yet both the colonists and the English long ignored those laws.

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1. As slaves became important to the economy, the southern colonies passed harsh slave codes. The government passed/allowed this.
2. Government was democracy I am assuming because everybody except slaves could go their whereabouts, but they had some rules, including religious.
3. There were specific things for specific types of people to do. Planter's, planter's wives, slaves, overseers, etc. They all have a specific and sort of strict job and role they play in the colony.

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1. Tobacco, rice, and indigo were of high demand. This caused a lot of money to come in because a lot of people wanted to buy the product.
2. Planters were very rich and had the biggest houses. William Bryd the second of Virginia led the sort of easy life among the wealthy planters.
3. Johnathan Lucas invented machines for milling rice. This made progress a lot faster as well as making money.
4. Slaves worked for free. Owners got work done without having to pay them money. Owners salary goes up.
5. There were small farmers that owned little of much and most of them don't own slaves making progress slow for them, which causes less product/money.

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1. Plantations were large farms spread throughout the tide water region of the south.
2. Tobacco was majority of farmed/ growing land, it was mostly grown in the Chesapeake region.
3. The hilly frontier region was the back county. The people who came here were mostly independent and often rough-mannered.
4. Unlike New England, the southern colonies had rich soil, flatland , and warm weather. This would be perfect for farming and more.
5. The fall - line is the point of which a river passes from high to low, costal plains. Large boats could not navigate past the fall line, meaning they couldn't do business from a plantation dock.

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1. Welsh, Irish, and French colonists added to the variety of people in the middle colonies.
2. Unlike the other colonies, the middle colonies had a collection of different religions that they believed in, such as Quaker and Dutch.
3. The first settlers were farmers. They grew rich harvests of wheat, barley, rye, and other grains. They soon produces surplus grains.
4. Fewer slaves lived in the middle colonies than the south. The crops only required seasonal labor.
5. The middle colonies had fewer schools and colleges than the New England colonies. Religious groups ran most of the early schools.

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1. 80,000 barrels of wheat were sold each
year
2. germans worked with iron ore which turned into pig iron
3. fewer slaves were used so less selling

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1. Benjamin Franklin was a large contributor to civil advancements in the government and colony, such as making a library and fire station.
2. Decided Women and African Americans were unable to go to either school or the first colleges.
3. Slavery was deemed illegal in the Middle colonies, which was a big help to the anti-slave movement.

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1. Farmers were very rich in the middle colonies.
2. Franklin did a lot for the society of the middle colonies.
3. The middle colonies had a lot of different cultures.

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1.  rich soil like the south
2. Big rivers all around which I suppose were good for fishing.
3. Good growing season

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1. cities grew faster in the middle colonies than the south because the middle developed trade and manufacturing.
2. The middle colonies got the name Bread Basket Colony because of the amount of grain they produced.
3. African Americans could not attend a college because they didn't have much rights

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1. There where 2,641 Black slaves in the colony.
2. They took children and made them work on farms
3. Farmers lived like How the new England colonies lived.
4. The Africans were made maids and farm hands.
5. The only africans who weren't slaves where the rich family's

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1.Primary crops were Wheat, Barley, Rye, and other grains for food and loads money.
2. Certain states like New York did better with fruit and livestock to make money.
3. Could produce 80,000 barrels of wheat flour a year. That's quite a large amount for a simple colony.

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1. They were democratic
2. They had a government
3. There government was either royal or propitiatory

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1. Settled states were Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York, away from the extremes of the New England and Southern colonies.
2. Like the south, the colony had rich soil, along with a good climate and growing season, Meaning crops could get grown better.
3. Had lots of large rivers all over, allowing fishing and easier transport of goods and services.

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1. They grew tabaco
2. In 1706 there was 24 slaves brought to south Carolina
3.They had mostly untrained workers working with the tabaco.

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1. Unlike New England the Southern colony had rich soils.
2. They Had really warm climates witch helped grow crops
3. By the mid-1600 Large farms where being made.
4.They grew Rice and Tabaco
5. The most land was filled with farm land and crops.

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European trade developed the colonies
Navigation act was ignored to make money and goods.
Paved roads and fire departments helped people travel around and stay safe.