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Which is one reason that life in the Chesapeake region and life in New England were very different for early settlers? a. gold and silver deposits b. climate and soil conditions c. shipping routes to England
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Which is one reason that life in the Chesapeake region and life in New England were very different for early settlers?

a. gold and silver deposits
b. climate and soil conditions
c. shipping routes to England
d. conflict with Native Americans

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The answer is B. Climate and soil conditions

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One of the main reasons why life in the Chesapeake region and life in New England were very different for early settlers is that "climate and soil conditions" were far different--making the South far more suitable for farming.
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