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When settlers first arrived in the northeastern United States, they encountered the temperate deciduous forest biome. This biome is characterized by a diverse array of trees, such as maple, oak, and hickory, which provided the settlers with resources for farming and tapping for maple sugar. The rich soil and distinct seasons in this biome were conducive to agriculture and settlement.
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Agriculture in the northeastern region of the US?
Dairy Farming
Which northeastern state is landlocked and lacks good farming soil?
Vermont is a northeastern state that is completely landlocked and has rocky soil that is not well-suited for farming.
Is farming a big part of the northeastern region?
yes
Who did much of the work in the field and on farms of Jamestown?
Native Americans did much of the farming. The Jamestown settlers were slow to learn how to farm in the new world.
Why were the first settlers of Jamestown prevented from farming?
They were bad at farming.
How did settlers earn a living?
Most Carolina settlers earned a living by farming.
How did farming develop?
the development of agriculture is when
What did most colonial settlers do for a living?
farming
Did the climate in Georgia attract settlers or drive them away?
it brought in the settlers for farming and economy
Why did settlers prefer trapping to farming?
Because it was easierh
Was farming a good idea?
Farming was an excellent idea for settlers so that the people could eat.
What TWO occupations did the first white Americans have?
1.)Mostly agrarian. Almost all settlers started farming and most employment was based on agricultural production of some sort (2.)
