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No, it was about 48% English and were either Quaker or Church of England.
The middle colonies had milder temperatures than the northern colonies. Also, the land was suitable for growing many more crops. The land in the northern colonies was hard and rocky, but the land in the middle colonies was less rocky and the soil was more fertile.
The middle colonies had milder temperatures than the northern colonies. Also, the land was suitable for growing many more crops. The land in the northern colonies was hard and rocky, but the land in the middle colonies was less rocky and the soil was more fertile.
Living in the middle colonies differed significantly from life in the northern colonies primarily due to economic and cultural diversity. The middle colonies, such as New York and Pennsylvania, had a mix of agriculture and commerce, fostering a more diverse population with various religious and ethnic groups, including Quakers, Dutch, and Germans. In contrast, the northern colonies, particularly New England, were more homogenous, focused on small-scale farming, fishing, and trade, and often had stricter Puritanical social norms. This diversity in the middle colonies led to a more tolerant and pluralistic society compared to the more rigid structures of the northern colonies.
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People in the Northern Colonies made a living by Ship building and through the cod industry since it was too cold to farm.
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The loyalists (unionists) and the Nationalists.
It wouldn't have became prosper or would never be called the breadbasket of the colonies.
The population had grown so much in the Thirteen Colonies that the people living there needed more land. The population in Quebec had grown but not as much as the Thirteen Colonies had.