This colony was founded by devout Quaker, William Penn.

This region had colonies like Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

This was auctioned in the Caribbean for raw materials.

These people traded people they captured for random goods.

This was the first democratically elected legislative body in British North America.

This colony was "discovered" by Puritans and had very strict religious laws.

This region was home to South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and Maryland.

This was traded in Africa for people.

Captured Africans would have to travel in this part of the slave ship often not having more than 4 feet of space to move.

Before the Pilgrims descended off the Mayflower, they came up with this agreement of government.

This colony was founded mainly for financial purposes and became the most diverse of all 13 colonies.

This region included New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.

These were sent to England to be manufactured for triangle trade.

Africans would be brought to this part of the world to either be traded to go to North America or South America.

This trial established the precedent of freedom of speech in America.

This colony was where Jamestown was located, which was the first successful colony in America.

This region had a cooler climate, rocky soil, and a short growing season.

This was the harsh journey across the Atlantic Ocean that many captured Africans were forced to face.

This is the term used for the 3 part journey of trade of people, manufactured goods and raw materials.

This English document was what the founding fathers of the US used as an inspiration to the US Constitution.

This colony was named after the Virgin Mary and served as a religious retreat for Catholics.

This region had a long growing season, a warm climate and plantations.

This is the policy that says colonies exist for the sole benefit of the mother country.

This is the year that the actual trade of slaves from Africa to the Americas was made illegal in the US Constitution.

This policy practiced by England did not enforce laws as they were written on the books. It gave the colonies a sense of self rule.