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New England is the northeastern region of the United States, consisting of the states Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. It is a region with a strong cultural identity, much of which stems from its history as an early English settlement.

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Which country borders New England on the north?

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Canada borders the north of the New England states.

What colonies make up the new England colonies?

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The New England Colonies, which were administered by England, included Connecticut, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Massachusetts, and the Province of New Hampshire. These colonies were part of the original thirteen, and later became the states of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. They are part of today's New England, along with Vermont and Maine.

What was the main 3 ways people from New England earn a living?

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It would be fishing, whaling, and sea trade.

Why was new England geography good for farming?

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It wasn't good for farming. That is why it turned to building ships, shipping and marine manufacturing.

Which factors led to a strong maritime industry in New England?

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What is the hook state of New England?

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Massachusetts has a hook-shaped peninsula.

How did the new England colonist treat the native American?

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they saw them as lazy savages and they tried to subdue, convert, and make the indians like them.

What is the religion of the New England region?

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There isn't one religion in New England. In fact, New England is abundant with colleges and universities has conservative and liberal communities as well as an intellectually active character. Those factors attract people from many walks of life, many different countries and many different religious backgrounds. We have all kinds of people with and without religious beliefs. People in New England aren't particularly interested in a person's religious beliefs in contrast to other parts of our country where religion is the prime motivator and huge regions are religiously homogenous.