New England's Economy by jennifer https://padlet.com/jparr/newengland Summarize the ideas in this section, isolating the most important details. Relate your information back to the big idea about how the colonies are growing and developing. en-us 2014-05-13 16:21:12 UTC 2023-03-03 13:35:57 UTC hello@padlet.com Alana Cognata https://padlet.com/jparr/newengland/wish/27926507

The trading in the colony is helping build the buildings and when they do trade they trade with fish and bate to get wood and logs to build homes to keep there family warm.But sometimes it was hard to trade because some people where sellfish because they wanted money or a bigger fish so then those people who traded the wood for the fish would

]]> 2014-05-13 18:11:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jparr/newengland/wish/27926507 Alana Cognata jparr https://padlet.com/jparr/newengland/wish/27988907 trading helped the colony by trading other people for fish and other big things like wood and logs to build log cabins and houses even firers

to keep there family warm.But some people where greedy and wanted money instead of trading something which was not fair to the other people

since they had not enough money to give the person for the wood or logs.

]]> 2014-05-14 13:20:09 UTC https://padlet.com/jparr/newengland/wish/27988907 Ilayda Celik https://padlet.com/jparr/newengland/wish/28083889 The town of New Bedford Massachuseett prospered because of good fishing in the ocean waters. So many people back in the 1700's the people there learned how to catch fish.

This was so exciting for them cause they had food to cook. Once they captured a whale, they killed it and towed it to shore. The whalers then cut up and boiled the whale's blubber, or fat, to obtain oil.

Oil made from whale blubber was very popular at that time because it burned brightly without an unpleasant odor.

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