What were the differences between the New England vs. Chesapeake colonies? There are many differences between the New England and Chesapeake colonies. One of the most important differences was their economy. New England's economy was made up up mostly merchants and artisans in cities and small farmers, and because of the economy New England had a much more egalitarian society. Chesapeake Colonies’ economy was almost entirely made up of owners of huge plantations, and unfree workers made up most of the labor for these plantations.…
Throughout 1600 and 1700 the Chesapeake and New England colony regions advanced into unique societies. The development of each area was influenced by religion and their use or lack thereof of indentured servants. One main difference in the regions was their difference in geography. The Chesapeake colonies all had the right land to grow tobacco, and they prospered from it. Many of the farmers in Chesapeake, had their own land with indentured servants.…
The new towns had legal chartering by the colonial authorities and land was distributed to healthy minded town fathers or "proprietors. " The New Englanders were not as obsessed with money and profits as the Chesapeake settlers. The Chesapeake region was focused on profits and making money. Some of these settlers went even further to make a profit by picking to plant their tobacco crops before they planted their main food resource, corn.…
The Chesapeake Colonies, such as Virginia and Maryland, were located on the coastline of the New World. This gave them access to the water where they could catch fish, however, the water brought many upon many diseases to the settlers, such as Malaria and Cholera. Like the Chesapeake settlers the New England colony was also on the coastline, but, they did not get killed as much by disease like the Chesapeake settlers did. Economically Chesapeake and new England were not alike, Chesapeake’s economy was primarily dominated by plantation owners, who had their labor done by slaves, while New England’s economy was dominated by farmers, merchants, and artisans. Another key difference is demographics, the Chesapeake settlers were often single people, usually men, while New England was settled by families, and as a result the community became family oriented.…
Chesapeake and New England are indisputably different, as New England people, had small strips of land to be able to spy on their neighbors, while Chesapeake gave some people huge plots of land because of the Headright System. Among various reasons, New England grew crops to feed themselves while Chesapeake was growing cash crops like tobacco to Great Britain to increase their wealth. Comparisons of Chesapeake and New England are that the people both originate from England, meaning they all speak the same language, culture and mostly the same habits. They all had areas of land, there were slaves, faring, hatred of Indians and were Protestants.…
New England was made up of well-ordered communities and families unlike the Chesapeake. Towns and villages were constructed so that newly immigrated colonists were able to live within eyesight to help maintain order. Education was also deemed as extremely important to the English settlers. Countless of public schools were issued according to the number of families present in each town. Literacy within New England was higher than most areas, including sections of Europe.…
Overall, New England and the Chesapeake Bay areas had many contrasting qualities including their religion, population, and economies. The key reason that these two regions…
As said in the geography section, the Hudson and Delaware rivers run through these colonies. Because of these rivers shipping and commerce were very popular. Not quite as popular as in New England, but still very successful. Because of these rivers the colonies also had very rich soil.…
Boston, Massachusetts, Richmond, Virginia, and Chicago, Illinois Massachusetts was one of the original thirteen colonies. Illinois was a state gain in the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. The population in Boston increased over the years of 1800 to1860. Boston and Chicago saw a different market revolution then the South states. The North saw manufacturing cities then economy in farm.…
Diary Entry New England When I visited the New England colony the things that I saw were large forests. I also noticed that the soil was very hilly and rocky. There were many differences between the New England colony, and back home.…
Brady Price Mrs. Gillum English 11A 16 May 2018 Appalachian Mountain Appalachian refers to a largely rural people who reside in the southern Appalachian region covering about 110,000 square miles in the states of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama. Appalachian are spread through the Appalachian Mountains in nine states. This area consists of three physiographic regions. The Blue Ridge Mountains, with the highest peaks in the area, constitute the eastern region; the central, southern, East Tennessee, and Southwest Virginia. The Appalachian is such an amazing way to find the history of our lands and what all has happened in these mountains (“Appalachians”).…
The climate can be 46.4 to 86 degrees fahrenheit. The weather is often warm,moist and sunny. There are other 2 other biotic animals in the environment. They are the Eastern Chipmunk and Red Tailed Hawk. There are also 4 abiotic thing.…
The hillsides of New Hampshire are famous for the finer flavor of apples. Fruits like strawberries, blueberries, peaches and various other products of the garden are grown in large quantities and shipped across hundreds of miles. The White Mountains have the widest fame with the natural feature. The water bodies cover nearly one hundred and fifteen thousand acres of the state land. The state holds some of the finest ski terrain where the sport…
Shale of the Appalachian Basin With various depositional environments and the understanding of sea level change, the Appalachian Basin formed by the collision of tectonic plates and sediment accumulation under the Earth’s surface. The Appalachian Mountains reveal subsidence belts, faulted marine sedimentary rocks and other geologic rocks in these tectonic settings. The Basin exists in the northeastern states of North America. This large rock formation exhibits collisional tectonics with modern time development of shales. This mature rock formation has the ability to contain an abundant amount of oil and gas.…
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…