Question

Which is true of the Middle Colonies by the 1750s?

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Responses

Several of the Middle Colonies were still struggling to build stable economies based on fishing and farming.
Several of the Middle Colonies were still struggling to build stable economies based on fishing and farming.

The Middle Colonies were the most diverse part of the thirteen colonies because of non-English immigrants.
The Middle Colonies were the most diverse part of the thirteen colonies because of non-English immigrants.

Philadelphia and New York City were both fairly small, but were beginning to develop a shipping trade that would later explode.
Philadelphia and New York City were both fairly small, but were beginning to develop a shipping trade that would later explode.

The Middle Colonies had developed strong economies and a stable culture based on the same heritage and background of the people.
The Middle Colonies had developed strong economies and a stable culture based on the same heritage and background of the people.

Answer 1

The statement that is true of the Middle Colonies by the 1750s is:

**The Middle Colonies were the most diverse part of the thirteen colonies because of non-English immigrants.**

The Middle Colonies, which included Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and Delaware, were known for their diverse population, including various ethnic groups and religions, such as Germans, Dutch, Swedes, and Quakers. This diversity contributed to a rich cultural tapestry and economic vibrancy in the region.