Move to The New England Colonies
Juveriya Ali
Economy
Come on over to the New England colonies
Come on over here, where we have huge jobs such as cutting down trees and floating them to sawmills, trading ports to Massachusetts and New Hampshire . These cities grew into major trading centers. In 1600s, some people hunted whales which traded for oil for lamps and other items. Whaling grew into a big business in 1700s and 1800s.
Georgaphy
The New England clouds right around the sunset
Such a beautiful day on a New England sunset. The land is mostly filled with trees and less farm land. But it has many different colonies that trade with different exports. New Hampshire (which trade in fur and cattle); Rhode Island (trade in rum and iron); Massachusetts (trade in lumber,cattle, and rum); Connecticut ( cattle iron and grain)
Religion
A classic white church in New hampshire
Most People around here are Puritans which is a form of Christianity. Over here we would have a tradition on going to church on Sundays. But that all changed during the 1700s when the Puritan tradition was declined. That's why most families because of that.
School Life for Children
New England girls School in Armidale.
The typical school here in New England that everyone was treated with respect and amount of knowledge just every rich or poor students. They had public schools. Actually Massachusetts was the first colony to set up a public school.
Slavery
Sign that Says Slaves for Sale
There was Slavery in New England. There were mainly used by making a profit by selling enslaved Africans for rum and other products. But some others were servants. Other than that people didn't really care about slaves
Political System
Over here it was very easy to say what you needed to say and be happy with it