Grade 5
Hard
• US History
The 13 American Colonies Geography & Economy
Compare the geography, climate, and economies of the New England, Middle, and Southern colonial regions.
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Comprehensive Lesson Guide: The 13 American Colonies Geography & Economy
Regional Colonial Economies:
- New England: Rocky soil, cold climate $ o$ lumber, fishing, shipbuilding, commerce.
- Middle Colonies: "Breadbasket" $ o$ fertile grain farms, ironworking, trade ports.
- Southern Colonies: Warm climate, long growing season $ o$ cash crops (tobacco, rice, indigo).
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