How were the lives different between the New England, middle and southen colonies

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Answer: The lives were different because the all had different economies. The New England colonies had poor soil that was bad for for farming, or rocky soil. So instead the built ships and made the money by fishing and whaling. The middle colonies made most of their money by farming food products such as wheat, barely etc. Their were also some textile workers and such. The southern colonies relied on cash crops in order to get their products. Thus lead the slavery.

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