Similarities/Differences between Middle and Chesapeake Colonies

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How was agriculture different from the middle colonies and the Chesapeake colonies?

The Chesapeake region had a humid climate with a longer growing season, which was suitable for cash crops. The cooler climate in the middle colonies allowed grain crops to be grown.

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How was slavery different from the middle colonies and the Chesapeake colonies?

Development of large-scale slavery in the Chesapeake facilitated cash crop production, as opposed to the smaller scale of slavery and greater dependency on indentured servants and immigrant labor in middle colonies.

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How were the middle and Chesapeake colonies similar?

Both had to pay taxes to England because of the Navigation Acts.

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How were the economies of the Middle and the Chesapeake colonies similar?

Shipbuilding and lumbering were more prevalent in the middle colonies, and Chesapeake focused on cash crop agriculture.

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Compare religious freedom between the Middle, New England, and Chesapeake colonies

Middle: citizenship to all protestants
New England: Strict-Massachusetts Bay (must be Puritan) except Rhode Island
Chesapeake: Anglican Church and Catholic Church

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How was the environment different from New England and Chesapeake colonies?

New England: colder, rockier, healthier. The economics had family farms, fishing and trading.
Chesapeake: humid, long growing season, more disease. Economics based on cash crops like tobacco

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Compare the reasons for settling in New England and Chesapeake colonies

NE: families seeking religious freedom
Chesapeake: single men seeking fortune so enslaved forced migrants

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Compare the labor and wealth in New England and Chesapeake colonies

NE: family labor, general wealth equality
South: slave labor, large disparity of wealth

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Similarities between governing system of New England and Chesapeake colonies

Both democratic, with town meetings for white men (NE) Mayflower Compact 1620 and legislative assembly (South) House of Burgesses 1619

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Similarities in relationship with natives for the New England and Chesapeake colonies

Wars of Extinction: Metacom’s war w/ Womponags (NE) and Anglo-Powhatan war w/ Powhatans (South)