Teresa Nguyen
Mrs. Pante and Mr. McWaters
10th Grade Honors English and History
18 November 2016
Comparison of the Colonial Regions
Before there was America, it was just thirteen colonies divided into three regions under the control of the British government, known as the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies. People came to the new colonies to create a new society and economy. Each region had their own lifestyle. People learned to use the sources within their regions to earn money. Because of the different geographical locations, the three colonial regions had their differences, but they did share some similarities attracting people who wanted to have a better life.
Starting from the North is the New England …show more content…
For instance, education was a big difference between the North and the South. Everyone valued education, but in the South there was not any public school where children could attend unlike the North. Because there was plenty of land in the South, each landowner lived on their own land causing everyone one to be distant. Distance was the reason preventing public school from being built because there was not enough children from an area to start a school. In contrary, there was more people in the North living together in a small area which mean that there was enough people in an area for a school to start a school. Education has been just one of the differences between the colonies.
Slavery was another key difference between the South and North. There was slavery in the North, it was more popular in the South. Before there was slavery, people had indentured servants, but later on the South preferred slaves over indentured servants because they were considered property with no human rights. There was a larger percentage of slavery in the South because it had large plantations requiring a large amount of …show more content…
Each region had a different climate and advantages which affected their economy and society. People found ways to use the sources that they had to make a profit. In spite of differences, people came to the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies because people saw an opportunity for a better life. The colonies were the place where they could escape government and religious oppression and an opportunity to become wealthy. It is fascinating how colonists created their own economic system based on the sources that was within their region and created a new society in a place they knew little about it because they wanted to have a better
Mrs. Pante and Mr. McWaters
10th Grade Honors English and History
18 November 2016
Comparison of the Colonial Regions
Before there was America, it was just thirteen colonies divided into three regions under the control of the British government, known as the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies. People came to the new colonies to create a new society and economy. Each region had their own lifestyle. People learned to use the sources within their regions to earn money. Because of the different geographical locations, the three colonial regions had their differences, but they did share some similarities attracting people who wanted to have a better life.
Starting from the North is the New England …show more content…
For instance, education was a big difference between the North and the South. Everyone valued education, but in the South there was not any public school where children could attend unlike the North. Because there was plenty of land in the South, each landowner lived on their own land causing everyone one to be distant. Distance was the reason preventing public school from being built because there was not enough children from an area to start a school. In contrary, there was more people in the North living together in a small area which mean that there was enough people in an area for a school to start a school. Education has been just one of the differences between the colonies.
Slavery was another key difference between the South and North. There was slavery in the North, it was more popular in the South. Before there was slavery, people had indentured servants, but later on the South preferred slaves over indentured servants because they were considered property with no human rights. There was a larger percentage of slavery in the South because it had large plantations requiring a large amount of …show more content…
Each region had a different climate and advantages which affected their economy and society. People found ways to use the sources that they had to make a profit. In spite of differences, people came to the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies because people saw an opportunity for a better life. The colonies were the place where they could escape government and religious oppression and an opportunity to become wealthy. It is fascinating how colonists created their own economic system based on the sources that was within their region and created a new society in a place they knew little about it because they wanted to have a better