Ch 2.3: The Middle Colonies

​ (a)   : surrendered to the English without a fight in 1664

​ (b)   : founded the colony of Pennsylvania

​ (c)   : a landowner in New Netherland

​ (d)   : someone who refuses to fight wars

​ (e)   : the sole owner and ruler of a colony

• Peter Stuyvesant
• Quakers
• patroon
• pacifist
• proprietor
• Dutch settlers
• Puritans
• Spanish conquistadors

​ (a)   was originally called New Amsterdam.

• New York City
• New Jersey
• Philadelphia
• Rhode Island

​ (a)   was named after an island in the English Channel

• New Jersey
• Delaware
• New Amsterdam
• Pennsylvania

​ (a)   helped design the "City of Brotherly Love."

• William Penn
• Sir George Carteret
• Oliver Cromwell
• Peter Stuyvesant

​ (a)   of 1701 granted Pennsylvania colonists the right to elect legislative representatives.

• The Charter of Privileges
• The Charter of Colonists
• The Charter of Pennsylvania
• Penn's Charter

William Penn allowed some of Pennsylvania's southern counnties to function as a separate colony called ​ (a)  

• Delaware
• New Amsterdam
• Philadelphia
• New Pennsylvania

Unlike other colonial leaders, ​ (a)   negotiated with Native Americans for land and paid them for it. In doing this, he lived his belief that all people were ​ (b)   . His leadership helped ​ (c)   become one of the colonies' most diverse cities and their most popular port.

• William Penn
• equal
• Philadelphia
• New York
• Boston
• John Smith
• superior
• inferior
• Peter Stuyvesant

Put the events in order

• New Jersey becomes a royal colony

• King Charles gives William Penn land to pay a debt

• England sends a fleet to New Amsterdam

• William Penn designs and builds Philadelphia

• William Penn grants Charter of Privleges

William Penn wrote ​ (a)   first constitution.

• Pennsylvania's
• New York's
• New Jersey's
• Delaware's

Which area was known as the Middle colonies or Breadbasket colonies?