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My secondary source is https://www.ushistory.org/us/5.asp. This is where I got all of the information for the paragraph I am about to write. In this secondary source, it tells us that the Southern colonies were very farm-based and depended a lot on cash crops. In the Southern colonies, they grew a lot of crops, such as cotton and tobacco, to sell them back to England or other countries in Europe. The economy was a farm-based economy because of their very fertile land and their hot and humid climate. To support this type of economy, they built large plantations hundreds of acres wide, just to plant as much cash crops as possible. Since the plantations were so big and since they needed to farm and sell these crops fast to keep the economy going, they needed slave work. This led to their view of slaves being very supportive of it. They needed large amounts of farming and work to be done in a really quick amount of time. So, they bought slaves and forced them to do the farming for them.

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My secondary source is https://www.ushistory.org/Us/4.asp. This is where I got all of the information for the paragraph I am about to write. In this secondary source, it tells us that the the Middle colonies served as important distribution centers in the English mercantile system. The Middle colonies' lands were fertile and that they would farm wheat and corn to sell and eat. It also tells us that aspects of New England's farming and lumbering industries and the Southern colonies' farming industries were found in the Middle colonies. This tells us that the economy there was going to a mix of how the New England economy was and how the Southern colonies' economy was, but also a little bit of their own type of economy. Their geography led to their view of slavery being very mixed. Since they lived right in the middle where it was neither too hot nor too cold and the land there was fertile, they had some states where they had slaves and others where they didn't.

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My secondary source is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England_Colonies#:~:text=The%20New%20England%20Colonies%20of,few%20smaller%20short%2Dlived%20colonies. This is where I got all the information for the paragraph I'm about to write. In this secondary source, it tells us that the New England colonies came form England and left because they wanted to worship God in a different way from the Church of England. This shows us that the culture there would be very similar to England's but also very different as well. The New England colonies were Puritan, which mean that they didn't follow the practices of the English Church. They wanted to live a culture and a life that was pleasing to God since they read about it so much in the Bible. This also led to their view of slavery being very against it. Since the Bible states that owning another human being is wrong, the Puritans and almost of the New England colonies didn't own slaves or support the cause of slavery.

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Nathanial Bacon's "A People's Declaration" shows the culture of the Southern colonies because it shows that the culture there was a sort of rebellious type of culture and also a racist type of culture. In the document, it labels all Native Americans as heathens, murderers, and evil people. While this was the case for most of the Native Americans in that area at the time, this was not true for all of them. After this document was shown to the people of Virginia, they started to think all Native Americans were bad  and enslaved and treated harshly the ones that lived in their colony and the ones that they captured. The document also states their desire to rebel against government, which is shown many years later in the Civil War, where the South rebels against the North's government because of their different views of slavery. Speaking of slavery, this racist culture and thinking also led to their view of slavery being that they accept it. Because of their thought process toward Native Americans, it also transferred over to their view of the Africans. They treated the Africans as the inferior race, just like they did with the Native Americans.

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William Penn's letter to the colonists of Pennsylvania demonstrates the politics there because in it, it says that he will let the people govern themselves and not be a tyrant that takes their money. This shows that the Middle colonies wanted to be a place of freedoms. William Penn wrote to the colonists to become hard-working people, showing his desire for good and moral people to lead the government in his colony. The history of the colony of Pennsylvania being a Quaker state and the fact that William Penn made treaties with Native Americans and didn't just take their land meant that the Middle colonies'  view of slaves was that they didn't support it in some parts but did in others. The Middle colonies had so many different religions with so many different views of slavery that some colonies had some but others didn't.

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The Mayflower Compact demonstrates the politics in New England because it says in it that the people should strive to constitute  and frame just and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions and offices. This shows that New England wanted to be a place that was just and equal for everyone, just like their politics that showed this. It shows the economy of New England because it tells us where they will be planting their first colony in the northern parts of Virginia. This tells us that they will not have a farm-based economy but a ship-building, fishing, whaling, and trading economy since weather in that area is cold and not suitable for farming but there is a lot of trees and coasts nearby. Also, the soil is the least fertile as any other colony, making it so crop growth is difficult. The geography of New England made the development of slavery much slower and much more less than the other colonies because it had a colder climate and less fertile soil. this means that it could not support large plantations, like in the South, and had little to no need for slaves or slave work.