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How did New England’s rocky terrain affect the colonists who lived there? They turned to fishing, among other industries. They started large farms and grew cash crops. They decided to settle in the Ohio
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How did New England’s rocky terrain affect the colonists who lived there?

They turned to fishing, among other industries.
They started large farms and grew cash crops.
They decided to settle in the Ohio Valley instead.
They lived shorter lives than colonists in other areas.

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Answer: They turned to fishing, among other industries.

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