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The Chesapeake and New England regions in the 1600s had some differences. They seemed like similar regions but in fact had many differences. By 1700 they evolved into two very distinct societies. The New England and Chesapeake region differed in development. The reasons are because, reasons of emigration, religion, economy.
The New England and Chesapeake regions had two very different reasons why they wanted to emigrate to the New World. The fortune-seeking economists in the Chesapeake created a society based around it, which affected their entire community. The Chesapeake brought mostly single people to the New World. The New Englanders, looking for religious freedom, sought to create a very different society centered on religion, not economic gain. The New Englanders were more based around a family community.
The religion of the two regions greatly differed. The New Englanders created a religious family based community. They made an agreement to "procure"......
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