U.S. - Multiple Choice - Unit 01/37 - 11th Grade

geography, limitations on westward movement, American colonists, end of the Revolutionary War, geographic feature, western boundary, Appalachian Mountains, Jamestown colony, Plymouth colony, New Amsterdam colony, coastlines, good harbors, abundant forests, rocky soil, short growing season, colonial economy, New England Colonies, Plantation economy, the South, Souther colonies, British colonial settlements, fertile land, long growing season, plantations, villages with town meetings, small farms, commercial fishing, first American college, Proclamation Line of 1763, Mississippi River, vital waterway, provide farmers and merchants an outlet to the Gulf of Mexico, development of commerce, natural harbors, mountain ranges, atlas, flat grassy region between the Mississippi River and Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, Earth's natural features, rivers, lakes, physical map, plantation system, growth of trade and manufacturing, vast expanses of native grasses, colonial goods transported on rivers, transport farm goods to market, grain crops