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1 of 101 of 10 Items Question Which was a significant reason Middle Colonies were more favorable to farmers than New England? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses The climate was cooler. The climate was cooler. The growing season was longer. The growing season was longer. The soil was more fertile. The soil was more fertile. Crops grew better along the coasts. Crops grew better along the coasts. There were more people to tend to the farms.

Answer 1

The significant reasons the Middle Colonies were more favorable to farmers than New England include:

• The growing season was longer.
• The soil was more fertile.

These factors contributed to the agricultural success of the Middle Colonies compared to New England.