The New England colonies was home to shipbuilders.

Growing grains and livestock was important jobs in the Mid-Atlantic colonies.

Farming and wood production were important jobs in the Southern colonies.

New Hampshire and Massachusetts are both New England colonies.

New Jersey and Georgia are both Mid-Atlantic colonies.

North Carolina and Virginia are Southern colonies.

The people who settled the New England colonies were seeking religious freedom.

The nickname for the Mid-Atlantic colonies was "The Melting Pot" because the colonists came from so many different countries.

The Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic Coastal Plain are major geographical features of the Southern colonies.

The Boston Harbor and Atlantic Coastal Plain are both land features of the New England colonies.

The soil of the Mid-Atlantic colonies was very rocky and not good for growing crops.

The climate of the Southern colonies was extremely cold in the winter and mild in the summer.

The church was the center of social life for the New England colonies.

The were many different cultures and religions in the Mid-Atlantic colonies.

Plantation owners did the work themselves on their plantations.