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What is the most important reason why settlers in the New England colonies had a greater life expectancy than those colonials who lived south of the Chesapeake Bay?
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What is the most important reason why settlers in the New England colonies had a greater life expectancy than those colonials who lived south of the Chesapeake Bay?

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he people who lived in New England were healthier. They had clean water supply compared to the contaminated waters. They had a greater life expectancy

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