Which factors led to a strong maritime industry in New England?
A long coastline, the slave trade, and good mineral deposits.
An a bundance of lumber, inland tribe hostility, and rich soil.
Poor soil, a long coastline, and a high demand for slaves
Poor soil, an abundance of lumber, and plentiful fishing

@AdamLevine1986 @paki

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Which factors led to a strong maritime industry in New England?
A long coastline, the slave trade, and good mineral deposits.
An a bundance of lumber, inland tribe hostility, and rich soil.
Poor soil, a long coastline, and a high demand for slaves
Poor soil, an abundance of lumber, and plentiful fishing

@AdamLevine1986 @paki

paki · Answer

repeated question :O


as i told you before that the southern colonies were totally based on farming... :)

anonymous · Answer

^What paki said, haha

paki · Answer

O.o

anonymous · Answer

I believe A is the right answer. New England did have a long coastal line, and a lot of rivers inland, and for fish to breed, they need good minerals, the slave trade was popular as well.