Since the lands were so unlike, the North settled into communities of religious unity bound by the church. As it shows in Document D, Massachusetts made a covenant that bound them to believe in their God, to allot property convenient to all inhabitants and to share the farmland amongst them. In New England region, the community was much more communal than that of the Chesapeake region...
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In New England region, the community was much more communal than that of the Chesapeake region. As shown in Document F, many of the settlers came to the ?New World' to make themselves rich and therefore didn't adhere to the democracy. The gold-diggers would treat the other colonials as slaves just to pursue their desire for the gold...
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DBQ on Differences Between New England and Chesapeake Area These conditions often reduced the expected life expectancy of its inhabitants by ten years and often destroyed the family unit. The living conditions of New England were much more favorable and often increased the life expectancy of the colonists...	3 / 683
Differences In Chesapeake And New England Colonies This difference in economies was another reason that the two societies were so different. The settlers in the New England region had come to the New World primarily for religious reasons...	2 / 453
Chesapeake DBQ People emigrating from England to Virginia were mainly young single men, many of them indentured servants, needed as labor for the tobacco plantations (Document C)...	2 / 396
1993 DBQ: New England and Chesapeake Since the lands were so unlike, the North settled into communities of religious unity bound by the church. As it shows in Document D, Massachusetts made a covenant that bound them to believe in their God, to allot property convenient to all inhabitants and to share the farmland amongst them...	3 / 606