3 Regions of Colonies. New England  Furthest North  Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine Stressed Personal Involvement in.

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3 Regions of Colonies

New England  Furthest North  Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine Stressed Personal Involvement in Religion + Civics

New England Religious Issues  Puritan Colonies Very Protestant “purified” protestantism Clean, Simple NOT SHOWING OFF

New England  Industry & Economics: Little Farming due to POOR, ROCKY SOIL Shipbuilding (lots of forests) Fishing

N.E.  Politics Very active (Puritan Influence) Used Town Meetings Geared towards Business/Economy Education important

Southern Colonies  Furthest South  includes:

Southern Religion  Most Anglican  Most tied to Tradition & Lifestyle of England  Reinforces Paternal Image

Southern Economy  Agriculture-based! Built on Cash Crops for TRADE

Southern Economy CASH Crops are LABOR INTENSIVE  (very hard work) Free Labor Wanted!!! DEPENDANT on SLAVES

Middle Colonies = BLEND  Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, & Delaware  “BREADBASKET” REGION

Middle Colonies-Economy  BLEND of NORTH & SOUTH  Very Agricultural Based on Family-Run Farms STAPLE CROPS Some Slavery

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