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Which region was known as the breadbasket colonies?
The Middle Colonies: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware.
What are some of the laws in the middle colonies?
that they shouldent have slavery ever!
What are three types of colonies?
Middle Colonies New England Colonies Southern Colonies
Is Jamestown in the middle colonies?
No. Massachusetts is part of the northern colonies.
What group of colonies that produced iron?
the middle colonies
What were some industries the middle colonies?
what were some industries in the middle colonies
What were the major industries of middle colonies?
Farming as well as fishing were two major industries of the Middle Colonies. Other significant industries included lumber and factories.
Why did the Americans colonies have few industries?
The middle colonies had few industries because the British government limited manufacturing in the colonies.
Name 3 industries that dominated the middle atlantin colonies?
The Irish linen industry is among the industries that dominated the middle Atlantic colonies.
What could you take from the middle colonies?
Lumber, textiles, and shipbuilding were important industries for the Middle Colonies,.
What were the industries and products in the Middle Colonies?
tobacco
What could you take from The Middle Colonies' land?
Lumber, textiles, and shipbuilding were important industries for the Middle Colonies,.
Which colonies offered jobs in farming and iron mining industries?
The Middle Colonies offered jobs in farming and iron mining industries.
What were some of the daily life aspects of the middle colonies colonists?
hunting trapping, fishing, trading and many industries. go to wikipidia to get a list of those industries
What were the four industries of the middle colonies?
Lumbering, mining, carpentry and fishing
What were some colonies in the middle colonies?
parakeets
Did middle colonies have industries?
Yes, before the American War of Independence, all the colonies of British North America had slaves. Slavery continued in all states of the USA until well into the 19th century, when northern and some middle states began to abolish it.
