The 13 English Colonies Three Regions.

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The 13 English Colonies Three Regions

THEY ARE NOT STATES. THEY ARE CONTROLLED BY ENGLAND. THEY MUST FOLLOW KING OR QUEEN RULE.

Three Colony Regions New England Colonies Middle Colonies Southern Colonies

The New England Colonies Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Connecticut

New England Colonies Commerce and Religion

Long Winters Rocky Soil Subsistent Farming. Towns, Centers Sea Trade

Decline in religion: 1. $ vs. Faith 2. Religious competition 3. Politics (freedom)

The Middle Colonies Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Delaware

The Middle Colonies Farms and Cities

Shorter winters Fertile soil Attracted immigrants from all over Cities grew

Diversity Tolerance (religion, culture) Artisans

The Southern Colonies North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Virginia Maryland

Plantations and Slavery The Southern Colonies Plantations and Slavery

Warm climate Good soil Needed labor

Year round growing season Plantations were self-sufficient No need for cities

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