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8090 [49]
3 years ago
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Compare and contrast the new england middle and southern colonies in an essay

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murzikaleks [220]3 years ago
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The southern colonies and New England colonies were very same but somehow looks different. Moreover, these colonies grew not to like the same with the passage of time in 1619-1760's. There was many things different in the new England and southern colonies like style to lived, agriculture and economics. Furthermore, southern colonies and New England had a total 13 colonies, which were completely different from each other.  

New England colonies had the following things;

Rhode Island

Hampshire

Massachusetts Bay Colony

Rivers

Trees

The new England colonies are also called as the northern colonies. But the soil was very poor, which was not suitable for agriculture. Moreover, there was no religious freedom, which was the cause of many people left from there to practice their own religion with freedom. some people came to England to make money but not so many.

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