The Southern Colonies’ climate was warm and moist, which helped the colonists survive winter, but it carried disease as well. Their soil was rich and very suitable for cultivation, and as a result, the number of large plantations grew, which led to a reliance upon slavery.
The Middle Colonies’ climate was warm during the summer, and cold during the winter, so agriculture in this area was pretty satisfactory. Farms in this area Also, their harbors allowed for fishing.
The New England Colonies’ climate was cold, and consequently many died and the growing season was short. Rocky soil meant smaller farms than the Middle Colonies and Southern Colonies.
The Middle Colonies’ climate was warm during the summer, and cold during the winter, so agriculture in this area was pretty satisfactory. Farms in this area Also, their harbors allowed for fishing.
The New England Colonies’ climate was cold, and consequently many died and the growing season was short. Rocky soil meant smaller farms than the Middle Colonies and Southern Colonies.