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The 13 Colonies

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The 13 Colonies. New England Colonies. New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island. New England Economy. Soil wasn’t always fertile so there was a lot of small business like mills, blacksmiths, and sewing. Ship making. New England Geography. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The 13 Colonies

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New England Colonies

• New Hampshire• Massachusetts• Connecticut• Rhode Island

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New England EconomySoil wasn’t always fertile so there was a lot of small business like mills, blacksmiths, and sewing.

Ship making

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New England Geography

Long harsh winters and bad soil for farming. Families lived

mostly in town and others lived on the outskirts.

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Middle Colonies

• New York• Pennsylvania• New Jersey• Delaware

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Middle Colonies Economy

Iron, saw mills, and mines filled the industry sector.

Large farms that grew cash crops

Goods easily shipped out of NY large ports.

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Middle Colonies Geography

Ideal climate for large farms that produced

cash crops.

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Southern Colonies

• Maryland• Virginia• North Carolina• South Carolina• Georgia

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Southern Colonies Economy

Big crops-big farms (plantations)

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Southern Colonies Geography

Tidewater area of Virginia = large ports for shipping.

Crops would be sent down rivers to ports to be shipped

around the world.

Big Rivers