Maps

On the American Colonies map, label the items listed below. You can use the maps at the Reference Maps page to look for the items to label on the American Colonies map.

Draw in the Blue Ridge, Great Valley, and Appalachian Mountains. Place dots at locations for towns that you label. You do not need to draw in rivers. The ones you will label are all on the map. Also, note Manhattan Island is on the map. Put the town of New York on the island.

New England	Pennsylvania	New Port, R.I.	Delaware River
Middle Colonies	Maryland	Albany, N.Y.	Susquehanna R.
Upper South	Virginia	New York, N.Y.	Potomac River
Lower South	North Carolina	Philadelphia, Penn.	James River
New Hampshire	South Carolina	Annapolis, Maryland	Savannah River
Massachusetts	Georgia	Jamestown, Va.	Delaware Bay
Rhode Island	Salem, Mass.	Williamsburg, Va.	Chesapeake Bay
Connecticut	Boston, Mass.	Charleston, S.C.	Appalachian Mts
New York (colony)	Plymouth, Mass.	Savannah, Ga.	Great Valley
New Jersey	Providence, R.I.	Hudson River	Blue Ridge

2nd Map Assignment

On the Early Republic map label the items listed below. You can use the maps at the Reference Maps page to look for the items to label on the Early Republic map. Territories or regions, and states, are on the Territorial Expansion and New States sequence maps.

Draw in the Erie Canal. Place dots at locations for towns that you label. You do not need to draw in rivers. The ones you will label are all on the map.

See the Dates page for the due date.

Old Northwest	Maine	Mississippi	New Orleans, La.
Old Southwest	Vermont	Louisiana	Vicksburg, Miss.
Florida	Ohio	Arkansas	St. Louis, Missouri
West Florida	Indiana	Missouri	Chicago, Illinois
Louisiana Purchase	Illinois	Iowa	Erie Canal
Texas	Michigan	Baltimore, Maryland	Lake Erie
Oregon Territory	Wisconsin	Washington, D.C.	Lake Michigan
Mexican Cession	Kentucky	Richmond, Va.	Ohio River
British Canada	Tennessee	Atlanta, Ga.	Mississippi River
Mexico	Alabama	Montgomery, Ala.	Rio Grande
Atlantic	Gulf of Mexico	Pacific	Rocky Mountains

Bonus Credit

Each assignment is worth the equivalent of one percentage of the course.