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What were the two major non-farming industries of Massachusetts Bay colony?
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Fishing and Shipbuilding
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The two major nonfarming industries of Massachusetts Bay?
Fish and Ships
Massachusetts major industries?
i do not known
What were the major industries of the colony of Georgia in 1738?
Agriculture.
What major crop or industry was the massachusetts colony known for?
tea
What did colonists grow sell and buy in Massachusetts Bay Colony?
Massachusetts Bay Colony had a major industry in Agriculture, which involced selling, buying, catching, and growing corn, fish and livestock. The Massachusetts Bay Colony also had a major industry in manufacturing, which involved shipbuilding and lumbering.
What are the industries of Massachusetts?
Massachusetts is the 13th most populous state in the USA. It covers 10,555 square miles of land. The major industries there are textiles, electronics, publishing, education, tourism, and fishing.
What was the major reason the Massachusetts colony began name the group of people who started the Massachusetts colony and name of the document they signed what was the effect of the document signed?
The Massachusetts Bay colony was established by the Massachusetts Bay Company. The Cambridge Agreement was signed in order to buy out some investors.
What was the first major colonized area in Massachusetts?
Plymouth Colony at Plymouth Rock was the first settlement of Europeans in Massachusetts.
What were the major industries in the colony North Carolina?
the North Carolina colony main cash crop was growing tobacco and corn
What were the major industries of Pennsylvania as a middle colony?
farming, iron production, paper-making, shipbuilding, and shipping.
Which middle colony did the native Americans play a major role in the colonists' survival?
The native Americans helped the people of the northern colony of Massachusetts not the middle
What was the major reason Massachusetts colony began?
It served as a place for the Pilgrims and Puritans to freely practice their religions.
