Samuel Adams: he signed the declaration of independence

Benjamin Franklin: invented the lightning rod

John Adams: Second presidentGeorge Washington: He won the American

Revolution as General

New England: Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont

Middle Colonies: Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware

Southern Colonies: Virginia, Maryland, North and South Carolina, Georgia

3 Regions of the 13 colonies

New England was unique because of its fishing

Middle colonies had boat buildingSouthern colonies had lots of farms

HammerKnifeRuler

Silversmith: A sculpter of silverGunsmith: someone who makes gunsCarpenter: people who make stuff with

wood

o Drums o Fife

Music

Men, coat, waist coat, breeches Women, gown, lace apron, stomacher

Board games Puzzles Cards

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