The Plymouth economy developed around trade in fish and furs. The sandy and rocky soil had made agriculture difficult, but basic crops were grown successfully.
The south because their economy was based off of tobacco.
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It was a plantation economy that existed in colonial times
tobacco
Massachusetts
rugged and it was based on slavery and war.
Tobacco
The economy during the 1700's in colonial Massachusetts was very good thanks to fishing, trading and shipbuilding. Some residents chose to rebel against the new tax laws because the economy was so good.
Colonial Society of Massachusetts was created in 1892.
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Colonial Massachusetts was not characterized by a strong commitment to religious tolerance or diversity. The Puritans, who founded the colony, enforced strict religious conformity and often persecuted dissenters, such as Quakers and Baptists. Additionally, it did not have a predominantly agricultural economy like other colonies; instead, it developed a mixed economy that included trade, fishing, and shipbuilding. Furthermore, colonial Massachusetts did not embrace a significant indigenous presence, as many Native American communities were displaced through conflict and colonization.
The economy was based on farming and fishing and evolved into one of boat and ship building, shipping and manufacturing.
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Massachusetts didn't exist as Massachusetts in the 1600's so there was no economy.
The economy of the US Southern States was based on agriculture. Cotton and tobacco were the main crops for decades, including colonial America to the present.
The south because their economy was based off of tobacco.
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