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         <description><![CDATA[<div>On June 24, 1664, the Duke of York, granted his friends Lord Berkeley and Sir George Carteret ownership of a land that would soon become New Jersey. John Berkeley, a Baron and an English royalist soldier, politician and diplomat, of the Bruton branch of the Berkeley family. He was friends with James, Duke of York, as well as Sir George Carteret. Sir George Carteret was one of the privy council, vice-chamberlain, and treasurer of the navy. He was a personal friend of James, Duke of York. The purpose for founding this colony was for freedom and tolerance for the Quakers of England. It was founded by agriculture and trading.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The economy in New Jersey was based on staple crops. They grew wheat, barley, rice, oats, rye corn pumpkin, beans, and squash. They were a " breadbasket" Colony. Farming was a popular occupation to have in the Middle Colonies. Some other common jobs to have were merchants, tavern keepers, town clerks, ministers, school teachers, fishermen, sailors, and shipbuilders. At the time there was no slavery.&nbsp;The people of the New Jersey Colony were better off than some. Since they had many staple crops and access to water, they could trade with many others. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>New Jersey was a part of the Middle Colony region. Since it was a part of the Middle colonies, it had fertile river valleys and good soil. The climate was better than New England but worse than the south. They had warm summers and cool winters. The weather helped with their ability to farm. They live in more central low lands. They lived around mountains and right next to the Atlantic Ocean.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Life in the New Jersey colony was based on family and religion. They were friendly and had good relations with the local Lenni-Lenape. New Jersey had tolerance for all religions, this included Jews, Quakers, Lutherans, Catholics, and more. Schooling in New Jersey was based on religion and money. If you did not have enough money, then you wouldn't be able to attend. They enjoyed religious tolerance, but they went to church schools. The school you attended was based on your religion. Homelife was very important to the colonists. Every night after work, the farmers would come home to a lovely cooked meal made by their wives.&nbsp;Women would have fun every so often by getting together with pieces of fabric and trading it around, kind of like how kids trade cards. Horse racing was very popular back then, with most of the men participating. Kids would hold corn-husking bees in their free time. Kids would talk a flirt while holding these bees. The colonists in New Jersey had fun in many different ways. </div>]]></description>
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