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What are the 13 colonies?
The New England Colonies
The Middle Colonies
The Southern Colonies
Why did people settle in the 13 English colonies?
Why did people come to the colonies?
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The Middle colonies are the colonies right under the New England Colonies or the middle batch of the 13 colonies. The soil in these colonies were great for farming but most of the jobs in this region were for industrial building. The farms here were mostly for wheat. They also grew cash crops to be shipped to England and other colonies. People settled here because this was the main area for growing cash crops. The Southern colonies were the southern most colonies. This was a warm climate which was great for farming because it had the richest soil in all of the colonies. This region had an especially large growing season. The main cash crop in this region was tobacco. On the coastal plains of the Southern states there were many plantations.