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coloines

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new england regions Massachusetts, New Hampire, Rhode island, connectic,
Middle regions New jersey, pennsylivina, new york, delaware
southern regions Maryland, north calolina, south carolina, gerogia, virgina
New england cities Boston
middle cities new york city and philadelphina
south cities baltimore and charleston
new england settlement history settled for reglion, formed town encluding churches, schools, and town halls
middle settlement history proprietary, nyc and philly became large cities of trading
south settlement history proprietary, rivers allowed for large plantations that trade diretly w/england, no towns
new england econmy shipbuilding and lumbers, triangler trade, traded with other coloines and eroupe
middle econmy dominated by small farms, bread coloines, oat & wheat & corn, coastal cities traded
south econmy huge plantation, tabco & rice & indigo, slaves and sevants
new englands relationship with england bad trade and conflict
middle relationship with england little ties, coastal cities hurt by laws
south relationship with england good relationship, sold plantiation to them, and needed english markets to prosper
new england reglion Purtain in massachusetts, apart of everyday life
middle reglion diverse, quakers, presbyterains, lutherans, jews
sooth reglion anglicans, and babtists, least part of everyday, catholics in maryland
new england housing and education strongest housing and education
middle housing and education some schooling in churchs
south housing and education houses and education for the weathier
new england geography and cliamte few rivers and harbors, montains, poor rocky soil, cold
middle geography and cliamte great rivers and harbors, milder climate
south grography and climate many rivers and vastfertile land, very mild climate
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