13 colonies vocabulary in-class project by vic a. pitre fifth grade students

13 Colonies VocabularyIn-Class Project

ByVic A. Pitre

Fifth Grade Students

PresentingMr. Baker’s Class

Immigrant

• Philadelphia soon became the main part in Pennsylvania for receiving not only imports, but also Immigrants.

• An Immigrant is a person who comes to a country to make new homes.

• By Laybreion

Farm ProduceFarm Produce

A farm produce grows A farm produce grows grains, fruits. Market grains, fruits. Market towns became a common towns became a common sight ,throughout the sight ,throughout the middle atlantics colonies.middle atlantics colonies.

They also grow They also grow vegetables. Farm produce vegetables. Farm produce is a produce that grows is a produce that grows grains, fruits, vegetables. grains, fruits, vegetables.

BY Brenden Danhour BY Brenden Danhour

Farm ProduceFarm Produce

Farm Produce is grains, Farm Produce is grains, fruit, and vegetables.fruit, and vegetables.

Most people in the Most people in the Middle Atlantic colony Middle Atlantic colony made their life by made their life by farming.farming.

By Tyrone Heim By Tyrone Heim

Refuge

• Quakers often were treated poorly because of their beliefs, so they sought Refuge.

• Refuge or safe, place where they could live and worship as they please.

• By Jormaine Coleman

Justice Indian leaders came to

respect Penn and believed he was their friend. Penn said let them have justice and you win them Penn also ensured that his colonist ruled with Justice were or Fairness.

By Chris Davis

ImmigrantImmigrant

• An Immigrant is a person who comes into a country to make a new place.

By:

Ale

yah

Har

ris

Great AwakeningGreat Awakening

The Great Awakening The Great Awakening way of thinking way of thinking quickly spread quickly spread through other through other English colonies English colonies during the 1730s and during the 1730s and 1740s. Towns in 1740s. Towns in these colonies often these colonies often had more than one had more than one kind of church, or kind of church, or sermon.sermon.

The Danger of an unconverted Ministry confidered in a Sermon.

By: Kewanda Brown Class:B

RefugeRefuge

They hoped to find They hoped to find a refuge ,or safe a refuge ,or safe place, where they place, where they could live and could live and worship as they worship as they pleased.pleased.

By TajBy Taj

Farm Produce

• Farm Produce

• By Nijah

Loft A loft is the part of a

house that is located between the ceiling and the roof.

It basically an attic. By O’Bricc

MilitiaMilitia

A Militia is a volunteer A Militia is a volunteer army that protects the army that protects the frontier settlements frontier settlements and Philadelphia.and Philadelphia.

By Ragan Duffourc.By Ragan Duffourc.

Circle GraphCircle Graph You can use a Circle Graph You can use a Circle Graph

to divide the population of to divide the population of the 13 colonies between the 13 colonies between New England, Middle New England, Middle Atlantic, and Southern Atlantic, and Southern Colonies.Colonies.

A Circle graph is a closed A Circle graph is a closed figure with no ends.figure with no ends.

It is like a pie.It is like a pie. By Briana WatsonBy Briana Watson

JusticeJustice

Justice is fairness.Justice is fairness. The flag represents The flag represents

justice.justice.

By Jeremiah By Jeremiah SonnierSonnier

Trail by jury

• Trail by jury guarantees a person breaking the law the right to be tried by jury of fellow citizens.

• By L’kbrianne Williams •William Penn with Indian

leaders

AlmanacAlmanac

An almanac is a book An almanac is a book issued only each issued only each year.year.

An almanac is a book An almanac is a book contains information contains information about the weather.about the weather.

BY : ANTONIO BY : ANTONIO

HOWARDHOWARD

Farm Produce

• Farmers depended on market towns to sell surplus farm produce.

• Farm produce is grains, fruits,and vegetables.

• By Mya Conley

Militia • Philadelphia was

protected by Militia.• A Militia is a

volunteer army.

• By Rickayla Selmon

CIRCLE GRAPH

• A circle graph is a round chart that is divided into pieces.

• The circle graph is showing the percent of the colonies.

• By Jermyra

MIDDLE

SOUTHERN

NEWENGLAND

AlmanacAlmanac

An almanac lets the An almanac lets the farmers know when farmers know when to plant crops.to plant crops.

An almanac shows An almanac shows the calendar the calendar forecast.forecast.

By: Mykia J.By: Mykia J.

Presenting

Ms. Falcon’s Class

Can you label the map?

Immigrant

• An immigrant is a person. Who come from the country of his or her birth to live in a foreign land.

• Philadelphia soon be came in Pennsylvania for receiving not only imports but also immigrant.

• By Jarvis Edwards

Farm produce

• Most farm produce are vegetable and fruits.

• Farm produce helps people earn money and food in the 13 colonies.

• By Jasmine Frazier

CIRCLE GRAPH

• A circle graph is a round chart that can be divided into pieces, or parts; often referred to as a pie graph.

• A circle was used to show population of the 13 colonies.

• By Leroy Benn

Township

A township is a area of land.

Land belonging to individual families would be carved out of the township in giant pie-like slices.

By Tierra

Township

• A township is a place where people lives.

• A place where a number of people live, larger than a village, but smaller than city. Each township area of land would be 5,000 acres, large enough for there family. By Trevon Sanders

Refuge

In New Jersey, Quakers hoped to find refuge or safe place to live there. Refuge is a safe place to live.

By Spencer H. Williams

Immigrant

• A person who move to a country and build there own home. A immigrant is a person make a new home there.

• Philadelphia became a port for receiving immigrants.

• By Nicholas Mayho

Farm Produce

• Grains fruits and• Vegetables for goods• And services.

• By Orayell

Almanac

• In 1732 Ben Franklin began publishing poor Richard’s Almanac.

• An Almanac is a book issued only once each year that shows a yearly calendar and weather.

• By Dameon Jones

Trail By Jury

• A trail by jury guarantees a person accused of breaking the law the rights to be tried by jury.

• William Penn planned his colony government. In 1682 he wrote a document called the general assembly to make the laws for the colony. Penn’s frame of government also provided for the citizens of Pennsylvania to have freedom of speech, freedom of worship and trial by jury.By Keirell Jackson

MILITIA

• Benjamin Franklin organized a militia and theyvolunteered to protect Philadelphia.

• A militia is a volunteer army.

• by Richard

Loft

• A loft is a part of a house located between the ceiling and the roof.

• In the 13 colonies kids used to sleep in loft.

• By Earlkiese

Refuge

• In New Jersey Quakers hoped to find refuge or a safe place, where they could live and worship as they pleased.

• By Kevinesha

Refuge

• A refuge is a safe place.

• Quakers hope to find a refuge or safe place, where they could live and worship as they pleased.

• By Rapheal Thornton

Loft!

• It is a part of a house located between the ceiling and roof.

• The 13 colonists used the loft to keep. food.

• By Michael Scott

Militia• A militia is a volunteer

army.• Benjamin Franklin

organized a militia to protect Philadelphia and the frontier settlement.

• By Darryelle Phillips

Almanac

• An Almanac is a book with information like Benjamin Franklin had, it has a calendar and yearly weather forecast. It lets you know the best time to plant crops.

• By Jaron Benn

• Justice is fairness. • Penn also ensured

that his colonist were ruled with justice and fairness.

• By Isaiah

Justice

Trial By Jury

• A trial by jury guarantees a person accused of breaking the law the right to be tried by a jury of fellow citizens.

• A trial by jury Pennsylvania Frame of

government also provided for the citizens of Pennsylvania to have freedom of speech of worship ,and trial by jury.

By Jan’Quel Allen

Justice

• Justice is fairness.

• Penn had said let them have justice and you win.

• Penn also ensured that his colonists were ruled with justice, or fairness.

• By Corielle

Trial by jury

• Trial by jury guarantees a person of breaking the law to be tried by a jury of fellow citizens.

• By Kaleal

Great Awakening

• Great awakening is interest in religion led to the great awakening. A movement that called for a rebirth of religious ways of life.

• This way of thinking quickly spread through other English colonies during the 1730s and 1740s.

• By Kyle Aucoin

PresentingMrs. Chesterman’s

Class

RefugeRefuge

In New Jersey the In New Jersey the Quakers hoped to find Quakers hoped to find refuge or a safe place refuge or a safe place to live.to live.

By NoahBy Noah

Great Awakening

• Great Awakening is an religious movement started by a Dutch minister in the Middle Atlantic colonies that called for greater freedom of choice in religious.

• By Diamond

Circle Graph Circle Graph

The circle graph shows The circle graph shows the population of the the population of the 13 colonies in the year 13 colonies in the year 1750. 1750.

A circle graph is A circle graph is sometimes called a sometimes called a pie graph because it is pie graph because it is round and is divided round and is divided into pieces, or parts, into pieces, or parts, like a pie is.like a pie is.

By LindaBy Linda

44%

25%

31%

Southren

MiddleAtlantic

NewEngland

Trial by jury

• A trial by jury guarantees a person accused of breaking law the right to be tried by a jury of fellow citizens.

• When Penn arrived in Pennsylvania , he met with many of the leaders of the local Delaware Indian tribes.

• By Trey

Justice

Justice is fairness. William Penn also

ensured that his colonists were ruled with justice or fairness.

William Penn had said let them have justice and you win them.

BY RODJAY

Trial Trial byby Jury JuryTrial by Jury Trial by Jury guarantees a person guarantees a person accused of breaking accused of breaking the law the right to be the law the right to be tried by a jury of tried by a jury of citizencitizen

When William Penn When William Penn arrived in arrived in Pennsylvania he met Pennsylvania he met with many of the with many of the leaders of the local leaders of the local Delaware Indian tribe. Delaware Indian tribe.

By; Payton GainesBy; Payton Gaines

ImmigrantImmigrant

Philadelphia soon Philadelphia soon became the main became the main port in Pennsylvania port in Pennsylvania of for receiving of for receiving Immigrant.Immigrant.

An Immigrant is An Immigrant is person who comes person who comes into a country to into a country to make a new home.make a new home.

By Raymond DorseyBy Raymond Dorsey

Loft

A loft is the part of a house located between the ceiling and the roof.

The children slept in the loft.

By Heidi

Refuge Refuge is a safe place.

Quakers hoped to find refuge, or a safe place in New Jersey, to live in or worship as they pleased.

By Brenden Kunert

Justice

• Justice is fairness.

• Penn ensured that his colonists were ruled with justice, or fairness.

• By Nia Carter

MilitiaMilitia

Militia is a volunteer Militia is a volunteer army.army.

Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin organized a militia in organized a militia in Philadelphia.Philadelphia.

By Kiara JonesBy Kiara Jones

townshiptownship

The Jamestown The Jamestown colony was a type of colony was a type of townshiptownship

A township is a A township is a territory in surveys of territory in surveys of the United States the United States public lands containing public lands containing thirdly-six square milesthirdly-six square miles

By Dae’shaunBy Dae’shaunJacksonJackson

Great Awakening

• In England, a Dutch minister called for Great Awakening, and freedom.

• A religious moment started by a Dutch minister in the middle Atlantic colonies that called for greater freedom of choice.

• by Zashaun Espinoza

Trial By JuryTrial By Jury Trial By Jury is the right Trial By Jury is the right

for important of a group of for important of a group of citizens and instead of a citizens and instead of a single Judge to decide single Judge to decide you are guilty are not you are guilty are not guilty of the court of law. guilty of the court of law. So you can not brake the So you can not brake the court of law for a person court of law for a person is accused of something is accused of something and so you con not get and so you con not get somebody else charges.somebody else charges.

By Armand Rashad BowmanBy Armand Rashad Bowman

ALMANACALMANAC

• An almanac is a yearly calendar and weather forecast that that helps farmers know when to plant crops.

• In 1729 Benjamin Franklin began publishing Poor Richard’s Almanac.

• By Janae

Circle Graph

A circle graph is used to separate the population of the 13 colonies.

A circle graph is a round chart that can be divided into pieces or parts; often referred to as a pie graph.

By Kirastin E.

Southerncolonies

MiddleAtlanticColonies

NewEnglandcolonies

AlmanacAlmanac

• An almanac is a An almanac is a yearly calendar yearly calendar and weather and weather forecast that helps forecast that helps farmers know when farmers know when to plant crops. to plant crops.

By Dejhanique

TownshipTownship

• Township is an area of land.

• Each township , or area of land , would be 5,000 acres-a space large enough for ten families.

• By Tierney Parker

Farm Produce

• Farm Produce is grains, fruits, and vegetables.

• They sell Farm Produce to give the people that live in the colonies there food.

• By Shemar Dunbar

militia

• A militia is a volunteer army.

• Benjamin Franklin organized a militia to protect Philadelphia and the frontier settlements.

• By Kayla Johnson

Farm Produce

• Farmers depend on market towns as places to trade their livestock and their surplus farm produce- grains, fruits, and vegetables for goods and services.

• Farm Produce is grains, fruits, and vegetables that grow.

• By Tyreion Savage

Resources

• Photos from:– Microsoft Clip Art– http://www.torrington.org/page.cfm?p=590– http://barbarian13.com/joan/images/13colonies.gif– http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/

namerica/usstates/colonies.gif– http://oms82.blogspot.com/2008/11/tuesday-

november-25th.html• Harcourt. "The Middle Atlantic Colonies."

Horizons: United States History: Beginnings. 2007. Harcourt, Inc. Orlando: Harcourt, Inc. , 2007. Print.