New England Colonies
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What aspects make the New England colonies superior to others?
Not only do they have intelligent and brave founders, but they also share multiple positive contributions. For instance, all colonies have a common economy; livestock, grain, iron, and shipbuilding. With the plethora of resources in the New England colonies, it's easy to live and quickly create a balanced society. In addition to their economies, the colonies run their societies in similar fashions. New Hampshire and Massachusetts are royal based colonies while Rhode Island and Connecticut are charter. Although the New England colonies hold many similarities, there are (things) that make each colony it's own.
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
What started as a desperate flee from persecution has evolved into the bustling, prosperous Puritan colony that we have today. Founded on the principles of strict Puritanism by our pious leader John Winthrop, our colony has become a leader in trades such as agriculture and shipbuildng. Starting from 1,000 colonists we are certainly one of the largest colonies, so there is certainly no shortage of new people to meet. Plus, if you are looking of representation in government then this is surely the colony for you. We offer the privilege of participation in government to all of our Puritan citizens.