Because there was no need for a plantation, slaves were not introduced into the colony and therefore slavery was never morally accepted in the North. The Native American tribes of the Northeast were accepted in the New England colony and therefore trade flourished. Document E shows New England's toleration and fairness of the Native Americans by displaying the governments handling of trade, "receiving such moderate profit as may enable them to serve God and their neighbors with their arts an trades comfortably...
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The Native American tribes of the Northeast were accepted in the New England colony and therefore trade flourished. Document E shows New England's toleration and fairness of the Native Americans by displaying the governments handling of trade, "receiving such moderate profit as may enable them to serve God and their neighbors with their arts an trades comfortably...
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Although New England and the Chesapeake region were both settles largely by people of English origin, by 1700 the regions had evolved into two distinct societies. Why did this development occur? In fact, life in the colonies basically revolved around religion. The government leader and the church leader were one and the same. They wanted to convert everyone they could because they believed the Church of England was corrupt...	3 / 563
1763-1755 Consequently, political changes occurred also. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty were actually an organized group of patriots that would portray boycotts and other protests towards Britain...	1 / 221
American Revolution The conservative Loyalists had strong intentions of remaining patriotic to Great Britain, but not to the land in which they lived in. The Loyalists faction typically consisted of traditional colonists, government officials and Anglican clergymen who were taught fidelity to the crown...	2 / 469
Unity The common resistance of England helped bring the colonists together to create a change. They were united under the idea of a Revolution, and never wavered from their goal...	1 / 272