New England Colony or Mid-Atlantic?

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Which were a part of the New England Colonies? Options: New York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania; New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maryland; New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts; Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, New York

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New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts

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These colonies were settled for religious reasons. Options: New England Colonies, Mid-Atlantic Colonies, Both New England and Middle Colonies

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Both New England and Middle Colonies

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This colony group was known as the "Bread Basket" colony.

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Mid-Atlantic Colonies

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The specialization of this colony was shipbuilding, fishing, and naval resources. Their economy relied on it.

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New England Colonies

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Some of the human resources found in the Mid-Atlantic colonies were - farmers, silversmiths, merchants, wheat, rye, barley, oxen, sheep, cows

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farmers, silversmiths, merchants

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The climate was cold and the land here was very rocky and crops did not grow well. Which colonies does this describe?

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New England colonies

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They used natural resources to survive. Options: New England colonies, Mid-Atlantic colonies, Both New England and Mid-Atlantic colonies

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Both New England and Mid-Atlantic colonies

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Which were part of the Middle Colonies? Options: New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey; Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania; Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware, New Hampshire

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Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania

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This was the most diverse colony because there were people from many European countries settling here peacefully.

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Middle Colonies

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Which is true of the Middle Colonies? Options: They could not grow crops well because of the rocky soil., They relied on fishing for food and trade., They governed themselves using town meetings., They had good soil for farming and used oxen and a wooden plow.

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They had good soil for farming and used oxen and a wooden plow.