The Thirteen English Colonies All border the Atlantic Ocean.

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The Thirteen English Colonies All border the Atlantic Ocean

The Thirteen English Colonies The New England Colonies 1.Massachusetts 1. Cold weather 2. New Hampshire2. Rocky soil 3. Connecticut3. Small farms 4. Rhode Island4. Fishing-whaling 5. Ship building

The Thirteen English Colonies The Middle Atlantic Colonies 1. New York1. Mild weather 2. Pennsylvania2. Good soil 3. New Jersey3. Medium size farms 4. Delaware 4.Grain crops, fruits, veg. a.wheat a.apples a.potatos b.barley b.cherries b.tomatos

The Thirteen English Colonies The Southern Atlantic 1.Maryland1. Hot weather 2. Virginia2.Rich soil 3.North Carolina3. Large farms-plantations 4. South Carolinaa. tobacco b. indigo 5. Georgiac. rice d. cotton

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