The New England and Southern colonies were more different than they were alike. They were mainly similar politically. Socially and economically they had some differences. One way they were alike is that they both had a royal governors.
<span>The percentage of enslaved Africans imported into the Caribbean Islands and Brazil suggest that the racial makeup of these areas was predominantly European</span>
Loss of factory jobs led to less in the middle class or you needed to work a white collar job to be middle class.
Industrial jobs moved overseas leaving those working in factories without jobs. Middle class jobs no longer included factory work but rather service jobs many requiring college degrees.
