The Different Development of the New England, Southern, and Middle Colonies

Different development of the colonies in the south and the central part of New England, the United States is a dream, it was a new starting point until the Caucasian arrived in 1607. Three groups sailed the dangerous Atlantic in British cruelty to establish a peaceful religious colony. The only problem is that they failed to solve all the problems in their own way. New England, the South Central Colonies developed differently from 1619 to 1760. Examining these three colonies will prove that they are different: social, economic, political, but not philosophical.

The main economic and cultural differences between the southern colonies and New England colonies was the reliance on the southern colonial plantation rather than the development of the New England Religious Center. Southern colonies such as Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, or "Plantation colonies". All of these colonies were exporting certain agriculture, mainly tobacco and rice. This brought the ultimate reliance on African slave labor. In most of these agriculture dependent colonies concerns and confidence in plant expansion have slowed the growth of the school and even the growth of the church. The main concern is the production of cash crops, and that is it it caused several overly interesting communities in some colonies. As a result, this has mainly brought economic centered society.

The UK explored North America and began to conquer. Between the 17th and early 17th century, three major colonies, the New England colony, the central colony, the south colony were formed and developed, economic freedom to own the land attracted people to North America. But during and after the French - Indian War, colonial cooperation boycotted the British policy, declared independence in 1776. The development of three colonies is completely different

Once established, 13 British colonies can be divided into three geographical areas: New England, Central and South. Each of these has specific development specific to each region. Despite the many similarities in the development of New England and the South Central Colonies, they differ greatly in political, social and economic terms. Since all three colonies are democratic, similarities are similar. But they manage democratic governments in various ways. For example, the central colony isolates its government from the church. But the New England colony is a theocracy, which means that the church dominates the government. South Korean colonies are least autonomous because they are oligarchic. This means that wealthy plant owners control the government. Because they are the only people who can pay all the expenses themselves by themselves.