Well in the colonial days they had long hard winters short growing seasons main industry was ship building and costal industry they had rocky soil and coast lines and were very populated
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The major causes of population growth in England during the 1800s was due to the decline in mortality rate and the introduction if New crops such as potatoes
<h3>Population growth and its Effect in England in the 19th Century </h3>
The Population of great Britain at the start of the 19th century was about 10 Million.
This was as a result of the low mortality rate occasioned by low death rate and introduction of new crops
Population growth accelerated and had a market-expanding effect to a large extent and hence triggering the industrial revolution.
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