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In what ways did the Northern colonies differ from the Southern colonies in the 1700 and?
The Northern colonies, characterized by a more diverse economy, focused on manufacturing, trade, and small-scale farming, with a strong emphasis on education and community, leading to the establishment of institutions like Harvard. In contrast, the Southern colonies relied heavily on agriculture, particularly cash crops like tobacco and cotton, supported by a plantation system and enslaved labor. Social structures in the South were more hierarchical and agrarian, while the North promoted more egalitarian values and town meetings. Additionally, the climate and geography significantly influenced these differing economic and social systems.
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What was the technology in southern colonies in 1700's?
Plantations consisted of only kind of technology
Identify the four colonial regions of the American colonies in the 1700's?
chesapeake,middle,southern,and new England
What was of religion did the southern colonies have in the 1700?
They were Christian. There were no Buddhists, Hindus. Muslims or others.
How many British colonies where there in the 1700?
13 colonies.
How many slaves lived in the english's colonies in 1700 and in 1750?
By 1750, about 200,000 slaves lived in the colonies.
Which colonies had passed 35000 in population by 1700?
New England, Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies
Which colonies passed 35000 in population in 1700?
New England, Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies
What was the most important crop in the Southern colonies in the 1700's?
Tobacco
What were the major cash crops in the northern colonies in the 1700's?
wheat and cotton
What was family life like in the southern colonies in 1700?
life was very very hard.
What was the technology in southern colonies in 1700's?
Plantations consisted of only kind of technology
What was the result of the southern colonies reliance on slave labor in the 1700's?
It was the Chinese immagrants
Why did slave trade increase in the southern colonies in 1700?
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Identify the four colonial regions of the American colonies in the 1700's?
chesapeake,middle,southern,and new England
What was of religion did the southern colonies have in the 1700?
They were Christian. There were no Buddhists, Hindus. Muslims or others.
Which region was more heavily populated in late 1700's- the northern states or southern states why?
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How did England's pre 1700 colonies differ from each other in terms of why they were founded who populated them and their social and cultural character?
The northern colones were much more focused on religion. Their entire basis was religious tolerance. The southern colonies were created much more on a basis of making money. Families often immigrated together to the new England area to settle. In England only the eldest son in a family would inherit anything. Tihis caused alot of younger sons to travel to the southern colonies in search of gold. Many of the people who would go to the southern. Colonies weren't worried about the settlement, and were only interested in personal gain. Many who use return to England once they had made some money.
