37+ The Thirteen Colonies New England Middle And Southern Background. Colonists in the new england colonies endured bitterly cold winters and mild summers. The new england colonies were founded to escape religious persecution in england.

The soil was thin and rocky which was the colonists in the southern colonies owned slaves and indentured servants. The middle colonies tended to mix aspects of the new england and southern colonies. The 13 colonies can be divided into three regions:

To understand the causes of the american revolution requires an understanding of the 13 colonies and their development and experiences in the colonial period, particularly their relationship.

The new england colonies had rocky soil, which. They brought their families, as did the new england colonists, and they kept their families together on the plantations. To understand the causes of the american revolution requires an understanding of the 13 colonies and their development and experiences in the colonial period, particularly their relationship. Northern colonies stressed local government where everyone had a voice, but even there only property owning males could similarities are the leadership, and courage of both the southern and new england settlers.