Short Answer Questions by Julia Brogdon

juliabrogdon — 2024-08-21 14:16:50 UTC

THIRD PERIOD: Briefly explain how ONE specific environmental or geographical feature of the New England colonies

contributed to the region’s unique development before 1754.

2024-08-21 14:44:39 UTC

The New England colonies were surrounded by the ocean and many trees that would contribute to their economic development.

juliabrogdon — 2024-08-21 14:44:40 UTC

Updated Thesis

student73025 — 2024-08-21 14:46:22 UTC

The harbors and oceans contributed to economic development in the New England colonies.

student73820 — 2024-08-21 14:46:30 UTC

The New England colonies cool climate, easy access to the sea, and the abundence of trees led to the regions unique development.

2024-08-21 14:46:33 UTC

The New England Colonies were located near the Chesapeake bay which allowed for easier exporting of goods therefore bettering their economy.

2024-08-21 14:46:38 UTC

The close proximity to the ocean significantly helped the economy of the early New England Colonies because of the access to trade.

2024-08-21 14:46:40 UTC

The New England Colonies access to the trees surrounding them contributed greatly to their economic development.

2024-08-21 14:46:42 UTC

Using the lumber from the trees in the New England Colony helps to contribute to the environmental development.

student95270 — 2024-08-21 14:47:00 UTC

The New England colonies were surrounded by trees and oceans which greatly contributed to their economic development.

2024-08-21 14:47:08 UTC

The New Englands close proximity to the ocean helped the development of the colonie through fishing, and trade.

2024-08-21 14:47:20 UTC

The forests of the New England colonies played a crucial role in the region's unique development by fueling an industry, which supported ship building and also trade.

2024-08-21 14:47:28 UTC

Proximity to harbors and oceans helped with the development to the New England Colonies.

2024-08-21 14:47:39 UTC

New England colonies were within proximity of the the Atlantic Ocean that would contribute to their economic well-being .

2024-08-21 14:47:43 UTC

Forests and the surrounding of water contributed to the economic growth of the New England Colonies.

2024-08-21 14:47:56 UTC

The New England colonies were surrounded by many trees, around the ocean the trees contributed to a major economic development among the puritans.

2024-08-21 14:49:53 UTC

The ocean contributed to the New England Colonies economic development by providing them with food, trade, and transportation.

2024-08-21 14:51:50 UTC

The industry supported both local and transatlantic trade, establishing New England as an economic hub.

2024-08-21 14:52:50 UTC

The New England colonies were located close to the ocean and densely packed forests which allowed for the construction of ports and goods that required lumber.

juliabrogdon — 2024-08-21 15:18:35 UTC

SIXTH PERIOD: Briefly explain how ONE specific environmental or geographical feature of the New England colonies

contributed to the region’s unique development before 1754.

student74103 — 2024-08-21 17:57:06 UTC

The New England colony's location close to the ocean was vital in their economic development. The colony was able to benefit from the harbors located on the ocean, additionally the harbors allowed the colony to trade.

2024-08-21 18:02:40 UTC

The geographical feature that was the most important to the New England Colonies was the proximity to the sea. This helped the Colony through fishing and maritime trade

2024-08-21 18:03:10 UTC

The trees that surrounded the region were a geographical feature that contributed to New England's economic status. The trees were used as lumber, which was used commonly for shipbuilding. These ships were then sold to buyers and benefitted the colony financially.

2024-08-21 18:03:38 UTC

The New England colonies most beneficial geographical feature was their large amount of lumber and proximity to the ocean heavily contributed to their ship building. They relied on this to use their import/export system.

2024-08-21 18:03:44 UTC

The surrounding forest was an important environmental factor that contributed to the New England colonies, allowing them the use of lumber. The use of lumber allowed for the New England colonies to build ships, which overall helped them with their trade through their water ports.

2024-08-21 18:03:46 UTC

A significant geographical feature used by the colonies is partly due to the their close proximity to the Atlantic ocean. This relation helps give colonist easy access to aquatic goods and services. For Example, being that the Massachusetts colony's main good was tea, their economy thrived off the tea shipment from England via the Atlantic Ocean.

2024-08-21 18:04:14 UTC

The New England colonies were surrounded by the ocean therefore this played a huge role in there economies development in trading. The New England colonies were huge port cities and they were able to be that way through there being able to stay connected through the ocean and ships.

student100594 — 2024-08-21 18:04:31 UTC

One geographical feature of the new colonies is where they are located, since they are located near the ocean it gives them an advantage when trading to other colonies. Their easy access to the ocean will help contribute to their goal of mercantilism.

2024-08-21 18:04:34 UTC

The environmental feature that is most important to the New England colonies is the forests which provide them with lumber. New England's economy did not rely on agricultural money like most of the other colonies because of the soil, so they had to rely on the lumber to build ships.

2024-08-21 18:04:39 UTC

The New England colonies proximity to the ocean allowed for easier access to the colonies that made it easier for the facilitation of trade and economic growth. Due to the New England colonies mainly being in harbors and forests, they used these resources to their advantage which lead them to becoming big exporters or both fishing and Lumber.

2024-08-21 18:05:02 UTC

With the oceans and harbors being so close to the New England colonies, it helped the economic growth of this region due to trade. The proximity to the ocean made for an excellent place to shipbuild and trade. With the influx of trade in this area it caused an economic growth that was unique to this area.

2024-08-21 18:05:22 UTC

The proximity to the sea and the ease of getting lumber helped the New England colonies with their economics because it allowed them to provide more materials overseas. The lumber that was being produced resulted in ships being made, giving the colony opportunities to sell new products for more overseas, such as cash crops and food.

2024-08-21 18:05:37 UTC

Since the New England colonies were relatively close to the ocean and were known for having many trees this allowed for a great trade and economic development dealing with lumber and transporting goods.

The colonies built massive ships with the lumber which were used for importing and exporting goods.

2024-08-21 18:06:05 UTC

With New England being located near harborbs and having lots of tree this helped them build ships. Due to the imensive number of lumber, they were able to construct these ships which helped them have easy access to the sea. This then helped them import and export goods.

2024-08-21 18:06:23 UTC

The New England colonies' access to the ocean allowed them to have unique development by giving them access to trading ports, which helped increase the relationships with other colonies. The trading economy in this colony allowed for economic growth while providing them with relationships with the people they were exporting and importing from.

2024-08-21 18:06:33 UTC

One geographical feature would be the ocean that allowed New England Colonies to create ports - which allowed for easy trade.

As the ports to the sea allowed for easy exporting and importing from Britain; which helped develop their economy.

2024-08-21 18:06:48 UTC

The New England colonies were surrounded by the ocean and lumber which contributed to trade through ports. The lumber helped build boats that could be used for trading in the port. The ports were available due to their proximity to the water.

2024-08-21 18:07:42 UTC

The New England colonies had the ocean around them easy for fishing and for trading, to sell or buy supplies to other countries, like the southern to make good money out of them, and develop their country.

2024-08-21 18:09:24 UTC

The easy access to the ocean was an environmental feature that helped New England colonies access sea trade. Colonies in New England built harbors and docs to place their ships and easily sail to and from England. :0

2024-08-21 18:14:33 UTC

The New England colonies' proximity to the ocean would allow for the expansion and facilitation of ocean-based trade, contributing to their development. Many of their ports would be built along the coasts facing the atlantic ocean, aiding in trade with Europe, Africa, and surrounding colonies. Money generated from trade would allow for the development of more industry and their overall infrastructure in the New England colonies.