Colonization By Khalil Creek Rashan Copeland.  This presentation is going to be about the 3 colonies and what geographic culture religion that happen.

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Colonization By Khalil Creek Rashan Copeland

 This presentation is going to be about the 3 colonies and what geographic culture religion that happen in these colonies me and my parter put together this presentation for you ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

 New York,Pennsylvania,New Jersey, Delaware  This area was excellent for farming and included natural harbors  Farmers grew grain and raised livestock  The middle colonies practice trade like New England, but typically traded raw material for manufactured items.

 Maryland Virginia north Carolina south Carolina Georgia  Southern colonies grew their own food along with growing three major cash crops: tobacco,,rice, and indigo  The main commence of the south was with England.

 These were known for being rich in forest and fur trapping  Harbors were located throughout the region  New England flourished instead with fishing, ship building, lumbering, and fur trapping along with trading good.

 To conclude