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There are many myths about early America and the original thirteen colonies. Some people may think that all the colonies were the same. This is not true by any means. People of different cultures populated certain areas, and therefore practiced different religions, knew how to grow different crops, etc. The climate was far different between the New England colonies and the Chesapeake colonies. This also had an impact on the types of crops they grew. There are multitudes of differences between the New England colonies and the Chesapeake colonies.The cultures of the people in the New England colonies and the Chesapeake colonies were the same, English. So this did not happen to be a difference. But as time went on they acted less and less like their predecessors. The belief in slavery had a huge impact on the type of society that was forming for both the North and the South. \"As slavery spread, the gaps in the South\'s social structure widened\" (American Life in the Seventeenth century, Chapter 4). Slavery was becoming very popular and becoming a way of life. The few extremely large plantation owners headed the South\'s social structure. The few families that monopolized the vast areas of land in th
Even the crops and ways of life differed between the New England colonies and the Chesapeake colonies. The New England colonies focused on trade, fishing, lumber, and shipbuilding. The Chesapeake colonies focused on tobacco, indigo, and rice. These vary so much because of the climate and location. The New England colonies expanded in an orderly fashion. They charted their towns legally and when there were more than 50 families in a town, they provided education. The first college in America was established in 1636, 8 years after the colony\'s founding. Compare this to the Chesapeake colonies that spread out randomly, had no set public education, and their first college was established in 1693, 86 years after the colony\'s founding. New England villagers had regular town meetings where they voted on things like school board members and road repairs. The New England colonies, on the other hand, were very family oriented. When they migrated they went in families as opposed to the people who migrated in the south alone. The family was the center of New England life. The population grew because the people of New England had such large families. The mothers usually had a baby once every 2 years until m
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