Question

The New England colonies were right near the Atlantic Ocean. They had access to the water through rivers and bays. Because of this, the New England colonies expanded and advanced which industry?


mining
shipbuilding
oil drilling
agriculture

Answer 1

omg im srry idk this one is hard xD

Answer 2

i no right i suck at history

Answer 3

no its not that i usually do good i help usually but this one question is so hard

Answer 4

lol np ill see if i can figuer it out wait here

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

Which colony below had a good climate for growing crops such as cotton and rice?
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New York
South Carolina

Answer 7

I believe it is agriculture

Answer 8

South Carolina

Answer 9

Portuguese sailors began exploring the west African coast in the late 1400s, eventually finding a sea route to the East Indies. Other nations such as Spain explored the Western Hemisphere, searching for a different route for the Indies.

What was the main motivation Europeans had for reaching the East Indies?
to spread Christianity to the Asian continent
to search for sources of gold and silver
to discover new lands in the Eastern Hemisphere
to find a new route for the spice trade

Answer 10

south Carolina

Answer 11

to find a new route for the spice trade

Answer 12

Which is the best reason why colonial settlements developed near large rivers or other bodies of water?
Waterways like rivers were important to the economy.
Rivers were the only way colonists could travel.
Rivers were used for irrigation since the land was dry.
Rivers offered many different sources of food.

Answer 13

your good at this @Tjbrew

Answer 14

:3 yes he is

Answer 15

@andrewhaze LOL I am 51 so I have been around the block once or twice! hahha

Answer 16

cool

Answer 17

Which is the best reason why colonial settlements developed near large rivers or other bodies of water?
Waterways like rivers were important to the economy.
Rivers were the only way colonists could travel.
Rivers were used for irrigation since the land was dry.
Rivers offered many different sources of food.

Answer 18

.Early English Settlements Because it was a long term source of water, and the easiest and fastest mode of travel, as well as a source of food.

Almost all settlements and even modern cities are located near water for the reasons cited above. It was the easiest and cheapest means of transport at the time and is still a major transportation method. Until the advent of railroad, most settlement patterns in the US were based on water routes.

Answer 19

Rivers offered many different sources of food.

Answer 20

^

Answer 21

it was Waterways like rivers were important to the economy.

Answer 22

and 51 wow i thought that this was for teens xD

Answer 23

yes I agree with bella76

Answer 24

or at least till 20 xD

Answer 25

I think that is the BEST answer

Answer 26

Which colony was settled for people in Great Britain who owed large debts and had a climate good for growing sugar?
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
Massachusetts

Answer 27

yes @bella76

Answer 28

Which colony was settled for people in Great Britain who owed large debts and had a climate good for growing sugar?
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
Massachusetts

Answer 29

This one Which is the best reason why colonial settlements developed near large rivers or other bodies of water? Should be Waterways like rivers were important to the economy.

Answer 30

thx

Answer 31

np but @Tjbrew helped more i helped a little xD

Answer 32

The Southern Colonies concentrated on developing plantations that eventually grew cotton, tobacco, rice, sugar cane and indigo

Answer 33

The five Southern Colonies who introduced the system of plantations were composed of the Maryland Colony, Virginia Colony, North Carolina Colony, South Carolina Colony and the Georgia Colony.

Answer 34

For this one, Which colony was settled for people in Great Britain who owed large debts and had a climate good for growing sugar? Georgia South Carolina Virginia Massachusetts. I think the answer is Georgia!! sorry it took me so long!! :(