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Colonial Regions http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOwvc_NdWtk

Geography: Long, cold winters Short, cool summers Poor, rocky soil Hills and mountains Economic: Whaling/fishing, ship building Shipping/Trade Timber Subsistence farming (only enough to eat) Religion Mostly Puritans Many other denominations increase (branches of Christianity)

Geography: Temperate (not too hot, not too cold) Rich soil Varied terrain Economic: Farming  “bread basket” Livestock, Lumber Shipping and trade Towns and farms Religion Quakers, Protestant, Various others

Geography: Long, hot summers Short, mild winters Fertile soil Economic: Farming/Cash crops Plantations (farms too big for one family to manage) Slave labor Lumber,fishing Religion Church of England (Anglican) Catholics (MD) various others

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