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Colonial Smart Phone

Colonial Smart Phone. If the colonist had phones and the technology we had to day their life would have been a lot easier. Click to map of the 13 colonies to start exploring the “apps” on the colonist phones to learn more about what their life was like.

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Colonial Smart Phone

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  1. Colonial Smart Phone If the colonist had phones and the technology we had to day their life would have been a lot easier. Click to map of the 13 colonies to start exploring the “apps” on the colonist phones to learn more about what their life was like. Idea adopted from Holly Frilot at Collins Hills H.S.

  2. iNew England GOES 3G 9:00 AM Colony Map Who’s Who Geography Economy Settlers Twitter Phone

  3. Next App Colony: New England Description: Then the New England colonies HAD to go to church if they didn’t they were punished, now it is choice. Then people farmed for a living, now people can be a hospital worker and people can also try to start there own jobs. Then people had to make their tools, now people buy stuff like toys. PURITAN: STOCKS, 17th CENT. - Enforcing Puritan Morality With The Stocks In Colonial New England: Colored Engraving, 19th Century, After Felix O.C. Darley (1822-1888).. Fine Art. EncyclopdiaBritannica Image Quest. Web. 6 Dec 2012. http://quest.eb.com/images/140_1633179

  4. Home Colony: New England Colonies Description: The New England Colonies live close together . They were also very strict about their realign and went to church together every Sunday . If you missed church or fell asleep you would be punish. Only white men who owned land could vote. Women were not aloud to vote at all. Women did house work and men did outdoor work. The children didn’t do to school long because they had to do work. They were called Puritans because they wanted to do things to their church to make it more “pure." Plymouth Colony. Photographer. Encyclopædia Britannica Image Quest. Web. 6 Dec 2012. http://quest.eb.com/images/115_880760

  5. Home Map: This is a map of the Middle Colonies. Description: These are all the four New England Colonies. New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island.

  6. Next App Who’s Who Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson Description: He disagreed with Puritan leaders about how people shouldn`t be punished for having different beliefs. He also disagreed with Puritan leaders about how they treated Native Americans. Anne Hutchinson also believed that and she made some people work against there own government. She and Roger Williams got banned from Massachusetts and they both started the colony that is now Rhode Island. Roger Williams . VERTICAL. Encyclopedia Britannica Image Quest. Web. 6 Dec 2012. http://quest.eb.com/images/115_869315 ANNE HUTCHINSON (1591-1643). - American Religious Leader, Preaching In Her House In Boston. Illustration, 1901, By Howard Pyle.. Fine Art. Encyclopedia Britannica Image Quest. Web. 6 Dec 2012. http://quest.eb.com/images/140_1656980

  7. Home Who’s Who of New England Colony Description: John Winthrop was a leader who led a second group of puritans to settle the Massachusetts bay colony. He also was elected governor of the Massachusetts bay colony. As governor people who dissented him were punished harshly. He was strict with his control. Shared drive.

  8. Home Geography: New England colonies Description: Up north in the New England colony it is cold. The winters are harsh and hard to handle . The soil is rocky and thick so it is hard to plant crops. Since the New England colony is up north they have a lot of forests, so they have a lot of lumber which is used for shipbuilding Winter Mountain Panoramic. Photograph. Encyclopædia Britannica Image Quest. Web. 6 Dec 2012. http://quest.eb.com/images/130_571138

  9. Home New England Economy: Description: The New England economy was pretty good. There industries were mostly shipbuilding industries mainly because they had a lot of lumber. They didn’t grow crops Farmers struggled because they had poor rocky soil and long cold harsh winters. because they could not grow crops so they began raising dairy cow and ships. They were also known for logging, whaling, and fishing. Fishers made a living from catching and hunting fish such as cod, herring, and mackerel. Trading or Bartering became the center of New England's economy. They had something called a triangular trade route. These routes connected England, the English colonies and Africa. It was a route where people exported and consumed imports. Credit 18TH CENTURY SHIPYARD. - Shipyard In New England. American Engraving, 19th Century.. Fine Art. Encyclopædia Britannica Image Quest. Web. 6 Dec 2012. http://quest.eb.com/images/140_1637098 COD FISHING IN NEW ENGLAND. - Wood Engraving, American, 1876.. Fine Art. Encyclopædia Britannica Image Quest. Web. 6 Dec 2012. http://quest.eb.com/images/140_1647380

  10. Home Settlers: New England Colonies Description Roger Williams is one of the settlement people who wanted to make new colonies &new settlemen

  11. Home #randominfo I see a lot of people helping build a huge ship. 1:22 PM, Nov , from the web

  12. Home Phone Sorry, your call has been blocked. This phone can only receive calls from other colonist.

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