Question

Imagine it is the mid-1600s. You are a colonist in either the Chesapeake Bay colonies or the New England colonies. If your last name begins with the letter A through K you are a colonist from the Chesapeake Bay. If your last name begins with the letter L through Z you are a colonist from New England. In your posts, try to convince someone in England to migrate to your colonial region and to avoid the other region. What positive things would you point out about your region

Answer 1

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

I live in the Chesapeake Bay colony.

The way I would try to convince someone in England to migrate to my colonial region and to avoid the other region would be the following.

The positive things I would point out about my region would be the rich soil and good weather conditions that allow or inhabitants to grow good crops. Yes, this is a major advantage in the Chesapeake colony. We have the fortune to live in a land full of fertile soil that allows us to grow good crops such as tobacco or wheat, that we can export to Europe. This allows us to live decently and have plenty of food for us.

If you decide to live in the Massachusetts colonies, you will have poor soil, indeed, rocky soil, and you have to be ready to work as a fisherman uder harsh winter conditions that are extremely cold.