Colonial Economy and Relationships

Lable each colonial region

e

d

c

Western

Northern

New England

Southern

Mid-Atlantic

Lable each region with its Economic Specalization

d

c

b

Cash Crops

Raw Materials

Grain & Livestock

Tools and Equipment

Define Specalization:

• Focous on making one or a few products.

• Avoiding any specific area of study.

• Debending on each other for the things you do not make.

• Working in a team without focusing on individual skills.

Define Interdependence:

• Two or more people relying on each other for the goods they do not make.

• Ability to operate without any influence from others.

• Situation where one entity solely controls another.

• Complete independence.

Fill in the Cause and Effect chart about Specalization.

b

c

Increase interdependence

decreases productivity

Increase Trade

Increase productivity

decreases interdependence

Lable the chart with examples of Interdependence. (HINT: Lable the OUTSIDE arrows)

a

b

c

Grain and Livestock

Tools and Equipment

Cash Crops

Lable the chart with examples of Interdependence. (Hint: Lable the INSIDE arrows)

a

b

c

Grain and Livestock

Tools and Equipment

Cash Crops

What did the colonies trade to Britain? What did Britain trade to the colonies?

a

b

Tools and Equipment

Raw Materials

Manufactured Goods

Money

Taxes

Using the map, in what Colonial Region is Virginia located?

• Southern Colonies

• Mid-Atlantic (Middle) Colonies

• New England Colonies

The Governor... (choose all that apply)

• Was appointed by the king.

• Monitored the colonial government.

• Enforced British Law.

• Represented the King in the Colonies.