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Diverse religions, not one dominate religion.

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Had many city and towns, not plantation style lands

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Males dominated society just like the Middle Colonies

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Males were the dominate sex

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People worked jobs such as
>Building ships (sea ports)
>Trading (with other places)
>Farming but less
>Sailing/Shipping
>Fishing

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Farmers only working for themselves and not gaining slaves. Only farming to survive.

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People worked jobs such as
>Hunting
>Farming
>Trading
>Subsistence Farmers

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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire

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By the 1500's, religious troubles in England had peaked.

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Thanksgiving wasn't an official holiday in the United States until 1863

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Women were not allowed to participate in government or church decisions.

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Developed an economy based on shipbuilding, fishing, and lumbering

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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware

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Cartography is the study and practice of making maps.

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The Middle Colonies were much more diverse than the other colonial regions.

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Delaware was governed by Pennsylvania until 1776.

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Parts of Pennsylvania had been settled by the Netherlands and Sweden in the past

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In the 1600s England was overpopulated

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Virginia
Maryland
North-south Carolina
Georgia

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On coastal lowlands they sold tobacco, rice, and indigo.

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Jamestown was the first English settlement in North America

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Tobacco was a very popular product