New England Colonies - Fishing, shipbuilding, lumber manufacturing, Middle Colonies - small farms, cattle, grain, wheat, and trading, Southern Colonies - Rich fertile land, long summers, plantations, slaves , Roger Williams - believed in the separation of church and state, Virginia House of Burgesses - 1st Elected Representative Government, Mayflower Compact - self-government, majority rule, Plymouth , Mercantilism - Economic System in which a country increase their wealth thru controlling its colonies, Quakers - peaceful people, Pennsylvania, against slavery, Georgia - colony for debtors , Maryland - colony for Catholics , Jamestown - Founded in 1607, 1st successful colony , Plymouth - Founded in 1620 by the pilgrims, Triangular Trade Routes - Trade routes between the colonies, England, and Africa , William Penn - founded a colony for Quakers which was tolerant of all religious groups, Navigation Acts - Laws that restricted the colonies from trading with anyone except England, Salutary Neglect - the idea that the colonies benefited from being left alone as long as they remained loyal to England,

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