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New England Colonies

Massachusettes New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island Names of Colonies Massachusettes New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island

Geography and Climate Coast – Rocky soil Long, cold winters

Economic Development/resources Barter System Free Market system Lumber created a shipbuilding industry (naval stores) Fishing Whaling

Products/Crops Farming: dairy cows, sheep Traded livestock, grain, fruit, wool, and firewood

Type of Government Town Meetings John Winthrop – governor General court – colony’s legislature

Culture/Beliefs Puritans wanted to make the church more “pure” – did not welcome people with different beliefs

Important People John Winthrop Roger Williams Anne Hutchinson Thomas Hooker (Connecticut)