Which colonial region's society is best described by the phrases in the box below?

Question

• known as the Breadbasket Colonies
• welcomed a great mix of people
• encouraged religious freedom
A.
Middle Atlantic
B.
Northwestern
C.
New England
D.
Southern

Answer 1

The colonial region's society best described by the phrases in the box is:

A. Middle Atlantic

The Middle Atlantic colonies, which included Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey, were known as the "Breadbasket Colonies" because of their abundant grain production. These colonies were also known for their diversity in terms of population and welcomed a variety of people from different backgrounds. Additionally, many of the Middle Atlantic colonies promoted religious freedom, making them a melting pot of cultures and beliefs.

Answer 2

Which colonial region is best described by the phrases in the box below?

• natural resources included fish and timber
• poor farming conditions and long cold winters
• settled by Pilgrims and Puritans seeking religious freedom
A.
New England
B.
Middle Atlantic
C.
Southern
D.
Pacific

Answer 3

The colonial region best described by the phrases in the box is:

A. New England

The New England colonies, including Massachusetts (where the Pilgrims and Puritans settled), had natural resources such as fish and timber. They also faced poor farming conditions due to rocky soil and long, cold winters, which made agriculture challenging. The region was settled largely by groups seeking religious freedom, particularly the Pilgrims and Puritans.