Middle Colonies New England Colonies Southern Colonies
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No, they did not. Colonies so much to the north could hardly grow any crops at all. They only hunted, they did not grow. It was very rare for a farm to be in a New England colony so the thought of a plantation was unheard of in those northern colonies.ANSWERNo, the New England colonies did not have plantations.
The colonies were separated into the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies.
the new England colonies, the middle colonies, and the southern colonies
The middle colonies were in between the northern colonies and southern colonies, and they did not depend on slaves as much as the southern colonies. And it was nicknamed the bread basket colonies. The southern colonies depended on slaves and was mostly made up of huge plantations. There wasn't really anything else... Similarities: They were both made up of Americans, both in the New England colonies, ruled by a king, and both are along a coast.
Cotton and tobacco growing and slave trading. While Rhode Island did have quite a lot of slave trading, the Southern colonies had huge plantations with slave labor. Slaves were bought and sold and forced to work on these plantations with no pay and poor conditions.
Their location relative to the New England colonies and the southern colonies.
People in the New England colonies did not have plantations because the region's rocky soil and colder climate were not suitable for large-scale agriculture like in the Southern colonies. Instead, New Englanders focused on small-scale farming, fishing, trade, and manufacturing.
New England colonies, middle colonies, southern colonies and backcountry
The New England colonies
The middle colonies were in between the northern colonies and southern colonies, and they did not depend on slaves as much as the southern colonies. And it was nicknamed the bread basket colonies. The southern colonies depended on slaves and was mostly made up of huge plantations. There wasn't really anything else... Similarities: They were both made up of Americans, both in the New England colonies, ruled by a king, and both are along a coast.