Come to New England
The Best Colonies in the New World
Geography & Economy
- Mineral-rich areas in Southern New England that are perfect for mining
- Huge forests in the Northern part that are ideal for timber businesses and catching animals and selling their fur.
- Lots of sea life off the coast that provide for excellent seafood and whaling businesses
Freedom to Worship!Even though we strongly encourage Puritans to move here, all religions are welcome. After all, we settled in New England to escape religious persecution. Puritan men will have more of a chance to get elected than a man with a different religion, though. All Christians will have to follow Sabbath, where you will go to church for most of the day. | Education is Key in New England!If you need education for your kids, move to the New England colonies! We have a law that if a town has 100 or more people, a grammar school will be built. Your children can also be apprentices or dames. You can be poor or you can be rich, it doesn't matter your kids will still get education. Only in the New England colonies, we call it a public school system. | We Treat All People Fairly!Like all colonies, we have slavery, but to a minimal extent. In New England, we treat all people fairly. We even have a day where free and enslaved blacks can vote for their community leader. |
Freedom to Worship!
Even though we strongly encourage Puritans to move here, all religions are welcome. After all, we settled in New England to escape religious persecution. Puritan men will have more of a chance to get elected than a man with a different religion, though. All Christians will have to follow Sabbath, where you will go to church for most of the day.
Education is Key in New England!
If you need education for your kids, move to the New England colonies! We have a law that if a town has 100 or more people, a grammar school will be built. Your children can also be apprentices or dames. You can be poor or you can be rich, it doesn't matter your kids will still get education. Only in the New England colonies, we call it a public school system.