Colonial Regions
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| show | States: Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode Island
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| show | Climate: The coldest of the three colonial regions because it furthest north. They had moderate summers and long, cold winters.
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| show | Economy: This region’s economy was largely fishing and logging. Because this region did not have good farmland, these colonies had to import food and use their natural resources like cod, whales, and lumber to trade.
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| show | Government: Government leaders in these colonies were religious leaders and outlawed religions different from their own.
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| show | Culture: Small towns and small family farms. The Puritans that settled here were very religious and society centered around the church. Puritans were not very religiously tolerant.
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| show | Geography: This region had rich, fertile soil and a mild climate. Mostly flat land with some wide valleys and swift rivers.
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| show | Climate: Moderate summers and cold to moderate winters.
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| show | Government: Government here guaranteed religious tolerance and banned taxation without representation.
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| show | Culture: Colonists here came from many different European countries. Culture included a mix of different traditions and religions.
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| show | States: Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia
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| show | Culture: Many wealthy land owners, slaves, and indentured servants. Diverse and unequal society.
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