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They mostly farm and cook

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The Connecticut colony practiced Puritanism.

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The Connecticut colony ate

-Wheat

-Corn

-Oats

-Beans

-Flax

-Apples

-Barley

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One of the thirteen colonies is Pennsylvania!!

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One of the thirteen colonies is Pennsylvania!!

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Pennsylvania was founded in 1681 by English Quaker William Penn when King Charles ll granted him a charter for over 45,000 square miles of land.

In Pennsylvania, they traded relies on agriculture

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South Carolina was founded on April 1540 by Hernando de Soto.

Exports and imports

Major imports: Manufactured goods from Britain like textiles, tools, and hardware

Trade pattern: South Carolina specialized in producing cash crops due to its climate and soil conditions, trading them for manufactured goods from Europe

Role of slavery: The plantation economy in South Carolina heavily relied on enslaved African labor to cultivate rice and indigo  Major exports: Rice (became the most significant export)and indigo.

They also primarily exported cash crops like rice and indigo as their main export.

Religion

Huguenots

After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, Huguenots became a prominent ethnic group in South Carolina.

Quakers, Calvinists, and Anglicans

These groups settled in Charleston and established congregations.

Islam and Judaism

There was evidence of Muslim believers among enslaved Africans in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. Jews also settled in Charleston, South Carolina, starting in the second half of the 17th century.

Religious toleration

By the end of the Lords Proprietors' rule in 1729, religious toleration was generally embraced in the colony. The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina outlawed hatred of another person's religion.

Daily life

The daily life of South Carolina was largely centered around plantation and agriculture. Many kids worked as a young age and did a lot of labor, they were expected to work and contribute to their households.

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Connecticut was founded on March 3, 1636 by Reverend Thomas Hooker.

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The Rhode Island colony usually spent time with family and trading for food

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The Rhode Island colony practiced Christianity.

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New Jersey was founded by Sir George Carteret and Lord John Berkeley and it was founded in 1664. New Jersey imported and exported hay, wheat, corn, cabbage, squash, pumpkins, root vegetables, many varieties of beans, blueberries, cranberries, pears, and apples. The New Jerseyans practiced the religion of Islam and Judaism. The daily life of New Jerseyans revolves around farming and growing crops like wheats.

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Maryland was founded in 1632 and founded by Cecilius Calvert, the 2nd Baltimore and his younger brother Leonard Calvert. Maryland exported raw materials to England and imported manufactured goods commodities, such as tea. The Marylanders practiced Catholicism and Christianity. Daily life in Maryland was parents having hard work looking for food and water.

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North Carolina was founded in 1663 by the charter of Carolina. King Charles gifted the charter of Carolina the land and the charter named it that.

Exports

Commodities not specified according to kind

Medium sized cars

Standalone computer processing units

Imports

North Carolina's imports were largely processed, finished, or semifinished goods

Religions

Anglicanism: The official religion of the colony, supported by the government and taxed

Quakerism: One of the first religions to establish itself in North Carolina, with some Quakers holding public office

Presbyterianism: Established in 1730

Baptism: Established in 1727 and became the dominant religion by 1860

Lutheranism: Established in 1740

Moravianism: Established in 1753

Methodism: Established in 1772

Daily life

Daily life in the North Carolina colony was hard work, but colonists found ways to have fun too. Here are some aspects of daily life in the North Carolina colony. For example, family life, farming, religion, government, exports, and play.

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The Rhode Island colony grew corn, beans, squash, onion, apple, and flax.

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The ironicly old times of New Hampshire 

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New Hampshire was founded in 1623 by captain John Mason, making it one of the original colonies. New Hampshire imported glass, linens, hardware, and machinery and exported timber and fish. The religion practice was Congregationalism, a branch of Puritanism and daily life was focused on work.

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The state we know today as Massachusetts, was founded in 1788, by John Winthrop, Thomas Dudley and the Massachusetts Bay Company. Massachusetts imports plastic, motor vehicles, wood and organic materials, and exported Medical equipment, high-tech instruments, industrial machinery, electronics products, navigational and measurement instruments, marine products, electrical equipment and components, chemicals, and tanning and dyeing extracts. Popular religions were Puritanism, a Protestant Christian belief. Daily life was focused on family, religion and work.

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Roger Williams founded Rhode Island was found in 1636

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One of the thirteen colonies is New York!!

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One of the thirteen colonies is New York!!

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This majestic American state was founded around 1624 by Dutch colonists, Peter Minuit widely considered the original founder and New York was originally called New Amsterdam.

New York specializes in agricultural products and their iron works and ship building industries. They send many ships to the West Indies and England with flour, corn, biscuit, timber, boards, flesh, fish, butter, and other provisions.

New York religions that were practiced were the Dutch reformed, French Protestant, and Lutheran religions

In past New York, daily life was a bustling mix of immigrants striving for opportunity

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- June 25, 1788

- John Smith founded Virginia in 1788

- Tobacco was the most popular crop in Virginia

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- December 7, 1787

- The Dutch founded Delaware in 1787

- Corn is the crop they are known for

- They had pineapple and bananas

- The religion that Delaware practiced was Quakers

- The people in Delaware wore clothes made from animal skins, feathers, and plant fibers

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