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Consisting of five colonies in total, New England has a vast assortment of places to settle.

Although most of society holds Puritan beliefs, religious freedom can be found.

The settlements near the sea provide many fruitful business opportunities.

Public religious education is provided in all five colonies.

Most colonies have good relations with the natives, making settlement much easier.

The triangle trade provides a steady source of income for those who wish to trade without using the ports.

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The main contributor to the economy here in New England is the beautiful sea. If you have talent in fishing, especially of larger varieties such as whales this is the place for you! New England also has vast markets in trapping for furs, and great natural resources which provide bountiful material for our markets in logging and the building of ships.

Along with the prosperous market, New England provides a place for all Puritans to come worship the One True God. Here, rules are in place that encourage the development of faith and develop family values that aid in raising children the pious way. In contrast, the colony Rhode Island serves as a place of full religious freedom, where all -including Jews- can enjoy "liberty in religious concernments".

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Land in New England is beautiful and quite near to the sea, which provides many opportunities in sea trade. The land is flat near Massachusetts Bay and Cape Cod, but when going inward the land becomes quite hilly with lush, dense forests.  The climate varies vastly, ranging from mildly warm summers to harsh chilly winters.

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A Land of Family, Faith, and Fish