Why Did New England and the Chesapeake Region Develop Different Societies?

New England and the Chesapeake area mainly settled by British, but by 1700 these areas developed into two different societies. Why is this difference? I know that they have farmland.

Although they settled mainly by British, the first 13 North American colonies represented different classes and religious, political and social philosophy of the time. In Virginia, for business reasons there are people representing British educational institutions, mainly England church. When Sir Baltimore borrowed another Chesapeake Bay, now known as the state of Maryland, British Catholics undergo certain persecution (depending on whether they have power) to establish their own independent places It was. The British who landed in Massachusetts was Calvinist Puritan who wanted their independent colonies to do things in their way to eliminate those who did not approach Christianity in their way. Those who were unable to find a shelter in Roger Williams, one of the refugees in Rhode Island Province, will provide religious tolerance for any persuasion of Christianity to the Jews even after 1750 I built a colony.

Each colony has its own independent origin, purpose and colonists' first wave. These differences will continue to exist as they become national (a complex relationship between a single early example, Thomas Jefferson of Virginia and John Adams of Massachusetts)

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