They exiled anyone who did not share their beliefs, including Roger William, who then founded the colony of Rhode Island. In the south, because of the mass amount of labor, slaves were common place and were as much of a property as land or cattle. As the country gained its independence and reformed its government, the issue of slavery in the United States would be one full of conflict and eventually war...
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This proves to be true even in our countries infancy, as the northern colonies and southern colonies almost immediately developed in opposite directions. These differences, especially the debate on slavery in the south, would not only lead to the nation's darkest era, but its biggest test of liberty...
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Chesapeake and New England New England was north of the Chesapeake, and included Massachusetts Bay Colony, Plymouth, Rhode Island, Connecticut. The New Englanders were seeking freedoms of religion...	1 / 172
D.B.Q Slave trade relied fully on the tobacco plantation owners because that is where they got the best profit. In addition, the tobacco financed the import of indentured servants; they would go to work the tobacco fields, increasing the production even more...	2 / 458
Life In New England As Opposed To The Chesapeake Bay In The 1600s Chesapeake's lack of families-and more importantly-lack of women kept reproduction rates from being up to par. Thus, New England's growth was steady a nd stable, whereas Chesapeake Bay suffered the effects of an extremely low growth rate...	2 / 364
live These strong families provided security and made the New England colonists live a more stable life than those who lived to the south in Chesapeake Bay...	2 / 361