Question

Briefly explain how one specific environmental geographical feature of the new england colonies contributed to the region's unique development before 1754.

Answer 1

The geology of New England included mountains that had many trees and rivers. In return, the thickness of trees on these forest provided a large amount of Lumber and thus, led them to specialize in ship building industry. These ships would then be used for fishing and hunting whales. This also resulted to constant trade between New England and other countries like England.

Answer 2

Answer:

The New England colonies were located along the Atlantic coast

Explanation:

Their location along the Atlantic coast was strategic for creating a trade network that connected them to their homeland, as well as to the West African slave coast, the Caribbean´s plantation islands and the Iberian Peninsula. The land also provided rich resources such as lumber, which was valued for building homes and ships, and it could be exported to England, where there was a shortage of wood.