New England

The colonists had to make due with whatever they had on hand. Some desserts that were common in the New England Colonies were Indian pudding, berry cobbler, and pumpkin pie. Other desserts included custard, cooked fruits, and sweetmeats. There are also written records showing that the colonists began making ice cream as early as 1744.

Recognized for his part in the establishment of the first permanent English settlement in North America at Jamestown, he led the Virginia Colony from September 1608 to August 1609.

The New England Merchants did trade, and trade was very important. Without trade there would be no vast resources that people needed greatly. These were the people who eventually became wealthier. As in all societies, the wealthiest tend to become the leaders. Their wealth is owed to the goods that were provided in the years of British rule (due to taxes) and during the revolution (due to the shortage of goods available from Europe). In some cases, they had owned merchant vessels or ships and they became wealthy through trade, collecting or selling rare items, or partaking in successful businesses. One of the most successful was the slave trade which became known as the "Triangular Trade", because of the merchant ships traveling in a triangle from New England to Africa to the Bahamas and then back. Ultimately, everyone looked up to them, and with that, they took a stand and became a leader of society.

End the policies that allowed the Church of England to exist in New England.

In 1809 the Netherlands faced off the British Empire in a bid to have her release her strangehold of dominance in the Americas. The upshot of the Netherlands being the defeated party spelled reparations: mainly relinguishing New Netherlands to the British; which immediately became renamed to New York.

The ocean cools and heats up slower than land does; therefore, during winter, the ocean is as warm as the land in summer and in summer the water is as warm as the land in winter.

90% of the people in the colonies were farming. In New England colonies they were 'substance" farmers and produced just enough for their own needs. They grew wheat, barley, and oats. The major industry was the seaports and shipbuilding as well as fishing and whaling. The timber industry became important because of the shipbuilding. Many also traded furs with the Native Americans.

The main resource that led to the Industrial Revolution was the invention of a cotton spinning machine by Samuel Slater. This eventually led to the first American textile mills

Most people lived on farms, and relied on growing crops like corn, tobbacco, and rice for a living. They also raised various animals for riding, wool, meat, eggs, and leather. People in the city with special talents, like blacksmiths or merchants, lived in the smelly and crammed city with their respective stalls.

If you are referring to Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, these six states (collectively known as New England) are all part of the US and people speak English. But in several of these states, there are many immigrants: for example, in Massachusetts, there are a number of Haitian immigrants (who speak Kreyol and French); and there are also some immigrants from Puerto Rico or El Salvador or Guatemala who speak Spanish. Additionally, in parts of northern Maine, near the Canadian border, there are some people who speak French. But over all, American English is what most of us New Englanders speak.

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Some buildings in a New England village are: a church, a meeting house, school and they had an area just for houses.

The greatest achievements during the 1700s were the preparation and beginning battles for independence from Britain. Nowhere in the colonies was the patriotism and the refusal to be subjugated stronger than in the New England colonies. The most important events prior to the war took place in New England. The Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre, both took place in the New England colonies. The important beginning battles of the American Revolutionary War in Lexington and Concord also took place in the New England colonies.

If you are asking when the first humans arrived in North America, the answer would be nomadic hunters who crossed the Bering Strait anywhere from 10,000 to 25,000 years ago. They were not born here and we call them "PaleoIndians," and they pre-date today's Native Americans. The first Europeans to arrive in North America -- at least the first for whom there is solid evidence -- were Norse, traveling west from Greenland, where Erik the Red had founded a settlement around the year 985. In 1001 his son Leif is thought to have explored the northeast coast of what is now Canada and spent at least one winter there.

The center of politics in New England were town meetings.

I count 8 - 2 Adams, Kennedy and George H. W. Bush in Mass, Coolidge and Arthur in Vermont and Pierce in New Hampshire and George W. Bush in Connecticut. (George W. Bush's birthplace was misleading since it occurred while his father, whose education had been delayed by the war, was in college at Yale. )

Maine and Rhode Island have not yet birthed a president.

Southern planters.

They kept their Monarch.

New England is a region of the United States that consists of the modern states of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Each state has its own capitol, but there is no one capital for New England.

In 1643 the colonies of Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth Plantation, New Haven, and Connecticut created a loose compact called the New England Confederation. This was to coordinate mutual defense against the Native Americans and didn't have a single capital, either.

They also have fertile soil which is good for farming.

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Why were both American settlements often founded by joint stock companies