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What were the Northern colonies known for?; What type of soil did the northern colonies have?; What type of climate did the northern colonies have?; What was the Northern colonies culture?

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Skilled artisans migrated to the northern colonies, creating home industries that eventually resulted in a manufacturing base.

The New England colonies relied on fishing, logging, and subsistence farming because their rocky terrain was unsuitable for plantation farming. The whole eastern seaboard of the modern United States was quickly inhabited by English colonists after the first permanent English colony was founded in 1607. They all sailed across the Atlantic for various reasons, which resulted in a variety of colonies. A humid continental climate prevailed in the New England Colonies. This indicates that they had all four seasons, with distinct warm summers (70–84 F) and chilly, brutal winters (0-15 F). The seventeenth-century Puritan culture of the New England colonies was influenced by Calvinist theology, which held a lifestyle of pious, consecrated deeds and a belief in a "just, almighty God."

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