Station 1: Finish the sentences using

your Vocabulary HOMEWORK:

1. ___________: a business owned by a single person who is responsible
for its liabilities and entitled to its _________.
2. Mercantilism: when the Mother Country (_______) benefits off its
______________.
3. Manufactured ________: a finished product made from ____ materials
& natural resources
4. ____________: process by which _______________ decisions are
made.
 Station 2: Use your Jamestown and
Mayflower Compact notes
1. _______________ was better than gold and became Jamestown’s most profitable
export.
2. The _____________ _____ ____________________ was an example of self
government in Jamestown and was made up of ______________
____________________
3. Those people with the funny hates became known as ______________________
because they were travelling for ________________ freedom.
4. The Mayflower Compact was a _________________________ that was the
foundation for democracy.
 Station 3: Use your New England,
Middle, & Southern Colonies Notes
1. Which colony region had rocky soil and depended on fishing?

2. Which religion in the Middle Colonies believed in equality, anti-slavery,

and self government?

3. Which region of the colonies allowed education for the rich only?

4. Which region of the colonies used enslaved people on plantations for

their economy?
 Station 4: Use your Important
Individuals and Representative
Government notes
1. What religion did Lord Baltimore of Maryland practice?

2. What 3 New England colonies started because of Puritans?

3. What is it called when the King ignored the colonists?

4. What was the first written constitution in North America, and was written

by Thomas Hooker?
 Station 5: Constructed Response
Answer the question in 3-5 COMPLETE
sentences.
-Use your BOK/ notes. I will NOT count off for spelling.
1. How did the Mother Country (England) benefit from the
13 Colonies in the system of MERCANTILISM?
Things to consider:
→ manufactured goods → raw materials
→ transatlantic slave trade → taxes
→ imports → exports