New York was the main city.
England taxed tea and sugar during colonial times to pay for the military protection of the colonies from possible attacks from Native Americans and their French Allies.
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During colonial times, the colonies had no representation in Parliament. They had no members in either the House of Lords or the House of Commons. Their only presence in England before the Revolution was Benjamin Franklin who was there, not as a member of Parliament, but as a representative of only Pennsylvania to promote Pennsylvania's economic interests. Later on, some but not all colonies hired him to represent their interests in England as well. But in doing so he was looked upon as a representative of all colonies.
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In the stories of colonial New York by Washington Irving, colonial New York had apple orchards. New York City in colonial times had mills to grind flour and iron to make plows. Farms in the area grew flax and hemp.
Colonies got financial aid, but had to endure trade restrictions
Well the Pacific Ocean was to the west of the colonies but, during Colonial times they were no where near the Pacific Ocean.
Washington DC didn't exist as a city during colonial times, but the area where it is now located was part of the Maryland and Virginia colonies.
The Appalachian Mountain Range was considered the westernmost border of the Colonial America. These mountains a found in all but two of the original colonies.
Depending on which colony slaves lived in, the way they were treated and the work they performed varied. Slaves in southern colonies typically worked under harsh conditions, while slaves in the middle and New England colonies were fewer, had more freedom, and were treated more humanely.
In colonial times, the word "patriots" referred to those who opposed British rule over the colonies.