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Compare and contrast the NEW England colonies and the Middle Colonies (Penn, NY,

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MrMuchimi2 years ago

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The contrast between NEW England colonies and the Middle Colonies (Penn, NY,) in terms of founding are:

The NEW England colonies was founded by English religious dissenters at the sides of the coast of the north-east of North America in the timeframe of 1620-1640 CE while the Middle Colonies was founded in 1664, as the England were said to have captured the Dutch colony of New Netherland.

<h3>The contrast in terms of religious composition are:</h3>

The middle colonies are composed of a different kinds of religions, such as the Quakers, Catholics, Lutherans, Jews, and others while the religion of the New England colonies are mainly Puritan religion and family farming.

<h3>The contrast in terms of social structure are:</h3>

The social structure of New England colonies are the gentry, the middle class, and the poor while that of the middle colonies are said to be very flexible social structures made up of middle class of skilled artisans, entrepreneurs and small farmers.

<h3>The contrast in terms of political development are:</h3>

The political system of the New England colonies is made up of democratic system of government, governor's court, and a court system as the government systems uses Royal of Charter. While the political system in the middle colonies is democratic and governments are Proprietary in nature.

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