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Logan Ray

7 July, 07:57

What was one way the New England Colonies differed from the Middle and Southern Colonies?

A. Few factories were found there.

B. Agriculture was not a dominant part of the economy.

C. Religion was not especially important in the region.

D. It was by far the warmest region of Colonial America.

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