The document discusses life for young workers and colonial economies. It states that an apprentice learns skills from experienced workers, artisans made things by hand, and most artisans were boys though some girls learned sewing and cooking. It then outlines the economies of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonies, which centered around fishing/whaling, farming and valuable minerals, and cash crops respectively. Finally, it discusses colonial trade routes, mentioning triangular routes and cities that were important trading centers and involved in the slave trade.

1. WORKING AND
TRADING

2. LIFE FOR YOUNG
WORKERS

3. LIFE FOR YOUNG
WORKERS
An apprentice is a young person who learns a skill
from a more experienced person

4. LIFE FOR YOUNG
WORKERS
An apprentice is a young person who learns a skill
from a more experienced person
An artisan is a skilled worker who makes things by
hand

5. LIFE FOR YOUNG
WORKERS
An apprentice is a young person who learns a skill
from a more experienced person
An artisan is a skilled worker who makes things by
hand
Most artisans were boys, but some girls learned
sewing and cooking

6. LIFE FOR YOUNG
WORKERS
An apprentice is a young person who learns a skill
from a more experienced person
An artisan is a skilled worker who makes things by
hand
Most artisans were boys, but some girls learned
sewing and cooking
Most children grew up on farms

7. LIFE FOR YOUNG
WORKERS
An apprentice is a young person who learns a skill
from a more experienced person
An artisan is a skilled worker who makes things by
hand
Most artisans were boys, but some girls learned
sewing and cooking
Most children grew up on farms
Girls helped make soap, candles, and clothing

8. LIFE FOR YOUNG
WORKERS
An apprentice is a young person who learns a skill
from a more experienced person
An artisan is a skilled worker who makes things by
hand
Most artisans were boys, but some girls learned
sewing and cooking
Most children grew up on farms
Girls helped make soap, candles, and clothing

9. COLONIAL ECONOMIES

10. COLONIAL ECONOMIES
New England economy was based on products from the forest or sea

11. COLONIAL ECONOMIES
New England economy was based on products from the forest or sea
Barrels were also built to store wine, wheat and dried fish

12. COLONIAL ECONOMIES
New England economy was based on products from the forest or sea
Barrels were also built to store wine, wheat and dried fish
Fishing and Whaling became important industries

13. COLONIAL ECONOMIES
New England economy was based on products from the forest or sea
Barrels were also built to store wine, wheat and dried fish
Fishing and Whaling became important industries
Middle Colonies economy was based on Farm products, and valuable
minerals like iron

14. COLONIAL ECONOMIES
New England economy was based on products from the forest or sea
Barrels were also built to store wine, wheat and dried fish
Fishing and Whaling became important industries
Middle Colonies economy was based on Farm products, and valuable
minerals like iron
Wheat became important, and the Middle colonies became known as the
Breadbasket to the colonies

15. COLONIAL ECONOMIES
New England economy was based on products from the forest or sea
Barrels were also built to store wine, wheat and dried fish
Fishing and Whaling became important industries
Middle Colonies economy was based on Farm products, and valuable
minerals like iron
Wheat became important, and the Middle colonies became known as the
Breadbasket to the colonies
Southern Colonies economy was centered on Farming

16. COLONIAL ECONOMIES
New England economy was based on products from the forest or sea
Barrels were also built to store wine, wheat and dried fish
Fishing and Whaling became important industries
Middle Colonies economy was based on Farm products, and valuable
minerals like iron
Wheat became important, and the Middle colonies became known as the
Breadbasket to the colonies
Southern Colonies economy was centered on Farming
Cash Crops like Tobacco, Rice, and Indigo were important

17. COLONIAL TRADE
ROUTES

18. COLONIAL TRADE
ROUTES
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Charleston
became important trading centers

19. COLONIAL TRADE
ROUTES
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Charleston
became important trading centers
Slave Trade was important to these areas

20. COLONIAL TRADE
ROUTES
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Charleston
became important trading centers
Slave Trade was important to these areas
Triangular Trade Routes

21. COLONIAL TRADE
ROUTES
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Charleston
became important trading centers
Slave Trade was important to these areas
Triangular Trade Routes
2nd Leg of the route was known as the Middle
Passage

22. COLONIAL TRADE
ROUTES
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Charleston
became important trading centers
Slave Trade was important to these areas
Triangular Trade Routes
2nd Leg of the route was known as the Middle
Passage
They traded slaves for Molasses, and Sugar