New England Colonies/Region

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New England Colonies/Region Physical Characteristics Atlantic Ocean Cold climate Forest Poor soil Raw materials

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New England Colonies/Region. Physical Characteristics. Cold climate. Atlantic Ocean. Forest. Poor soil. Raw materials. New England Colonies/Region. Human Characteristics Economic Factors. fishing. Logging. Ship building. Subsistence farming. New England Colonies/Region. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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New England Colonies/Region

Physical Characteristics

Atlantic Ocean

Cold climate

ForestPoor soil

Raw materials

New England Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsEconomic Factors

Loggingfishing

Ship building

Subsistencefarming

New England Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsPolitical Factors

Town HallMeetings

Representativegovernment

GodlyMen

New England Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsSocial Factors

Small coastal towns

Boston only Large city

Urban

In the New England Colonies, religion dominates society.Predominantly Protestant societies, all of the New England colonieswere established for religious purposes and focused their dailyactivities around the church.

New England Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsReligious Factors

Puritans

Middle Colonies/Region

Physical Characteristics

Rich soilBroad, deep

riversNatural ports

Mild winters Atlantic OceanRaw materials

Middle Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsEconomic Factors

Large Farms(cash crops)

loggingironworks

Ship buildingmining

Middle Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsPolitical Factors

RepresentativeGovernment(assembly)

Godly, property owning men

Middle Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsSocial Factors

Small coastal townsNew York

PhiladelphiaBaltimore

Largest cities People are equalRace, religion, Economic status

Egalitarian

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i think slavery would be a social factor as well. what do you think?

Middle Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsReligious Factors

More toleranceQuakers

Catholics

The Middle Colonies were the most religiously tolerant colonies of all thecolonial groups. Because many of the colonies were established due toreligious persecution in England or other colonial areas, they tended toallow any religious group to settle and practice freely within their colonialborders.

Southern Colonies/Region

Physical Characteristics

Appalachian Mountains

Navigable Rivers

Richer soilWarm climate

Raw materials

Southern Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsEconomic Factors

plantations

(cash crops)Tobacco, riceIndigo, cotton

Southern Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsPolitical Factors

KingNominates:

Governor and Council

House of Burgesses(voters: white, male property owners)

RepresentativeGovernment(assembly)

Southern Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsSocial Factors

Rural; few townsSavannah and Charleston

Largest cities

Classed based society

Plantation Owners

Indentured Servants

Slaves

Southern Colonies/Region

Human CharacteristicsReligious Factors

Church of EnglandCatholics

More diverse