What motivated new world colonies to trade goods with each other

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Hello!

Different colonies had different land. So they could grow different crops, which motivated them to trade so that they could have more of different items. They wanted to have a variety of items to please everyone. So I would say it would be because they wanted new items/choices of crops/materials.

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Rzqust [24]3 years ago

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Each of the British colonies has different things such as the four major cities had more resources than the other colonies

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