What made the middle colonies different from New England and the southern colonies?
The poor soil was difficult to farm.
The large plantations had many enslaved workers.
The excellent harbors helped cities grow.
The population of the colonies was especially diverse.

Population of the Middle Colonies were more diverse than the other British colonial regions in North America and tended to be more socially tolerant. For example, early German settlers were concetrated in the Middle Colonies because they had more religious freedom.

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What made the middle colonies different from New England and the southern colonies? The poor soil was difficult to farm. The large plantations had many enslaved workers. The excellent harbors helped cities grow. The population of the colonies was especially diverse.

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What made the middle colonies different from New England and the southern colonies?
The poor soil was difficult to farm.
The large plantations had many enslaved workers.
The excellent harbors helped cities grow.
The population of the colonies was especially diverse.