Colonies Compare/Contrast

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Colonies Compare/Contrast

New England Colonies Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts New hampshire Geography Cold Rocky soil Cold winters Forests/trees

New England Social aspects No tolerance One religion= puritans Religion is everything! economy Ships Fishing Lumber (wood) whaling

Middle Colonies Delaware Pennsylvania New jersey New york Geography Mild climate Rich soil = great for grains

Middle Social aspects Diversity Religion Culture Middle class “city life” economy Cash crops Grains Bread Basket Port cities Trade & manufacture

Southern Colonies Maryland Virginia Carolinas (north & south) Georgia Geography Hot & humid Mostly plains =flat Mild winters Long growing season

Southern Social aspects Live on plantation ALL THE TIME Indentured servants > slaves Representative gov’t economy Cash crops Cotton Indigo Tobacco Rice Plantations slaves

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