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1. www.twinkl.com › resource › us2-h-187-colonialThe Regions of the Thirteen Colonies Label and Color ... - Twinkl

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   Help children understand and identify the three different regions of the 13 colonies by color-coding them. They will be asked to: label and color the New England Colonies red. label and color the Middle Colonies blue. label and color the Southern Colonies yellow.

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3. www.softschools.com › facts › 13_coloniesNew Hampshire Colony Facts - Softschools.com

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   The geography of the New Hampshire Colony included plateaus, mountains, hilly terrain, and low coastal regions. The rocky land made it difficult to plant crops. Natural resources in the New Hampshire Colony included forests (timber), fur, fish, and whales. Whales were important to the colonists because the oil could be used in lamps for light.

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   Feb 9, 2024 · Geography — New Hampshire Colony was located in New England. New Hampshire was bordered by Quebec (North), Maine and the Atlantic Ocean (East), Massachusetts (South), and New Netherland, later New York (West). Most of the eastern side of New Hampshire was bordered by Maine, which was part of Massachusetts.

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   How many colonies were there in New Hampshire?

   • The New Hampshire Colony was one of the 13 original colonies in America, and was classified as one of four New England Colonies which also included the Massachusetts Colony, the Rhode Island Colony, and the Connecticut Colony. The original 13 colonies were divided into the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies.

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   What was the geography of the New Hampshire colony?

   • The geography of the New Hampshire Colony included plateaus, mountains, hilly terrain, and low coastal regions. The rocky land made it difficult to plant crops. Natural resources in the New Hampshire Colony included forests (timber), fur, fish, and whales. Whales were important to the colonists because the oil could be used in lamps for light.

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   How did the New Hampshire Colony differ from the southern colonies?

   • The New Hampshire Colony, along with the other three New England Colonies, experienced long, cold winters, and mild summers. The cold temperatures made it more difficult for diseases to thrive, unlike in the warmer climate of the Southern Colonies.

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   How did cold weather affect the New Hampshire colony?

   • The cold temperatures made it more difficult for diseases to thrive, unlike in the warmer climate of the Southern Colonies. The geography of the New Hampshire Colony included plateaus, mountains, hilly terrain, and low coastal regions. The rocky land made it difficult to plant crops.

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6. www.thecleverteacher.com › 13-colonies-map-worksheetFree 13 Colonies Map Worksheet and Lesson - The Clever Teacher

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   Apr 8, 2019 · Label each colony. Color each region a different color and create a key. Here are some online resources that students can use to complete their maps: 13 Colonies Image and State Abbreviations Guide. Interactive Map of the 3 Regions (Mr. Nussbaum) Clickable 13 Colonies Map (Social Studies for Kids) Article, map, and quiz (Ducksters) 4.

7. www.thecleverteacher.com › the-ultimate-guide-toThe Ultimate Guide to Teaching the 13 Colonies - The Clever ...

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   Sep 25, 2020 · The 13 Colonies can be grouped into three regions: New England Colonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern Colonies. New England Colonies. New Hampshire (1629) Massachusetts (1620) Connecticut (1636) Rhode Island (1636) Middle Colonies. New York (1664) Delaware (1664) New Jersey (1664) Pennsylvania (1682) Southern Colonies. Maryland (1634) Virginia ...

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8. www.easyteacherworksheets.com › colonies13 Colonies Worksheets - Easy Teacher Worksheets

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   The following collection of worksheets explores the thirteen English colonies that eventually became the foundation for the United States of America. Your students will study different settlements, individual colonies, famous people, important events, and more. Activities include short reading passages, map work, timelines, comparative pieces ...

9. www.commackschools.org › Downloads › new englandThe New England Colonies - Commack Schools

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   Please include the following requirements: Minimum of 6 sentences (topic sentence, four detailed sentences, closing sentence) Include the colony you lived in (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode. Island, New Hampshire) Describe the geography and climate of where you live and what. you do for a living (hint: check out notes on the New England economy)