which was in similarity between the Middle colonies and nee England colonies

Question

A: Both used a large number of slaves for their industries

B: Both had some groups that sought religious freedom

C: Both relied heavily on fishing industries

D: Both were ethnically diverse

Answer 1

The correct answer is B: Both had some groups that sought religious freedom.

Both the Middle Colonies and New England Colonies had groups that came for religious reasons. For example, the Puritans settled in New England seeking religious freedom, while in the Middle Colonies, groups such as the Quakers and other religious minorities also sought to establish communities where they could practice their faith freely.

Answer 2

How was life similar for colonies across the Middle Colonies

A: Households were largely self-sufficient

B: Housing structures across the colonies were similar

C: they all practiced the same religion

D: they all settled solely for economic reason

Answer 3

The correct answer is B: Housing structures across the colonies were similar.

While there were variations among the specific Middle Colonies (like Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Delaware), general housing structures tended to be similar, reflecting the colonial architecture of the time. However, it is important to note that the statement is more true when comparing different regions broadly within the Middle Colonies as opposed to having distinct practices of self-sufficiency, religion, or settlement motivations.