the New England colonies were for fishing and whaling.
They had to do farming fishing and whaling
The middle colonies
basically taking only what was needed so it was a sustainable fishing resource
Lumbering, shipbuilding, whaling, and fishing were particularly successful industries in New England, especially during the colonial period and the early 19th century. The region's abundant forests provided timber for shipbuilding, while its coastal waters were rich in marine resources. Whaling became a major industry for towns like Nantucket and New Bedford, contributing significantly to the economy. Additionally, fishing, particularly cod fishing, thrived due to the Atlantic Ocean's rich fishing grounds.
fishing shipbuilding whaling naval supplies
It would be fishing, whaling, and sea trade.
THEY
shipbuilding,whaling,fishing in the middle colonies
Difficult. People got most of their economy Fising, Farming, Doing textile, whaling and Trade Fishing.
The economy was based on farming and fishing and evolved into one of boat and ship building, shipping and manufacturing.
The economy of colonial Connecticut included a lot of fishing. Other major industries in the Connecticut economy included wheat, corn, tobacco, and livestock.
The industries that kept the Rhode Island Colony economically healthy included shipbuilding and fishing, as well as whaling. The colonists in Rhode Island were able to produce a lot of whale oil which many people used in oil lamps. The soil was not as rich as it was in some of the other colonies, but they were able to cultivate a lot of beans and corn along with things like squash and pumpkins.