What were the economic characteristics of New Jersey?

Answer 1

The pharmaceutical industry is one of the largest industries in the state of New Jersey, along with the financial industry. In 2012, the pharmaceutical industry, combined with the medical technology industry, created over $26 billion for the state.

Answer 2

The population of New Jersey grew slowly in the early part of the 18th century due to political and economic instability and the lack of a port. In 1702, New Jersey's population was approximately 10,000, Pennsylvania's was 15,000, and New York's was 20,000.(2) The majority of the population, about 7,500, lived in East Jersey. Most of the people were farmers, but there were also many large proprietary estates. East Jersey had nine well-established towns, six of which were inhabited by migrants from New England. The other three were more ethnic; the Dutch established Bergen, and Perth Amboy and Freehold were mostly Scottish. In West Jersey the towns were smaller and dominated by the Quakers. The town of Burlington was an exception due to the significant number of Anglicans. New Jersey grew dramatically through the course of the 18th century, and by 1760, the population had passed 100,000. The region became more culturally diverse with large settlements of Germans in Hunterdon County, and the establishment of Newark by Congregationalists from Connecticut. Although culturally diverse, New Jersey developed into a more economically equal and middle-class society by the second-half of the 18th century.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

They Grow Corn, Tomatoes and they have a fur trade, farming and they fish and they trade

Answer 5

there was a lot of money from estate profits

Answer 6

ship building and trading

Answer 7

the adults worked on farming

Answer 8

As a colony it was agriculture.