Which factor contributed most to why large farms and plantations were never formed in New England?

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jeka942 years ago

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The rocky character of the soil and the hard winter contributed to the challenges of New England's plantations.

<h3>What are the causes of Rocky soil?</h3>

The rock physically disintegrates into tiny fragments that become the parent material of the soil when subjected to atmospheric forces such as heat, cold, rain, wind, and other atmospheric elements. Additionally, the rock undergoes chemical changes as a result of the rock's constituents dissolving in rain or reacting with air.

Thus, Due to the rocky soil and harsh winter is the reason why New England has no large farms and plantations as compared to the Southern plantations.

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