A good way to describe land and climate of the middle colonies would be -mostly flat to gently rolling land, very fertile soil. Climate is seasonal with hot summers and cold winters- rainfall is 35-40 inches per year Mr. Green
Land in the middle colonies is in Delaware, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The soil is very good for farming and much better then Englands soil so is better for crops and the climate is good for farming, climate is cold winters and hot, humid summers like around 60s and 70s.
land in the middle colonies is in new york, New jersey and pennsylvania they all have very good farming also the land was flat it was usually cold in the winter.
The middle colonies has mild temperatures in the spring and summer and cold winter and fall, fertile soil,flat and little rocks,lots of grass,great for growing crops.-Kody/Mitch
The Middle Colonies Climate was mild. They had rich soil,(known for being better than New England's soil) The land was very flat and wide,great for small farms, they were called the breadbasket for the plants they grew. They had good crops, not many harsh winters either.
I have the southern colonies. one way that the southern colonies are different from the middle colonies is that they have dont have that cold of winters and summer is HOT they also have rich soil though . victoria fraley
The land and climate in New England is very rocky and it has infertile soil it also has a lot of seafood and wild deer and hogs for food also includes fish.There is also syrup.There is also lots of granite.It is also easy to travel and they have saltwater fish to eat as well. Kimberly Starr
The New England colonies and middle colonies are different because the middle colonies have mild climate and rich or good farming soil, and the New England colonies have a fairly mild climate but have poor or bad soil and it's bad for farming when having a lot of land and mountains.
the Southern colonies are different because of their winters. The southern colonies have mild winters while middle colonies have cold winters and the middle colonies summers are hotter than the southern colonies Madison Gullett
The climate is mild, so the mainly have warm weather. The land they have moist soil that helps them with farming.
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DeleteA good way to describe land and climate of the middle colonies would be -mostly flat to gently rolling land, very fertile soil. Climate is seasonal with hot summers and cold winters- rainfall is 35-40 inches per year
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ReplyDeleteLand in the middle colonies is in Delaware, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The soil is very good for farming and much better then Englands soil so is better for crops and the climate is good for farming, climate is cold winters and hot, humid summers like around 60s and 70s.
the middle colonies was really fun to find. the land look like rolls of land and peaceful. the climent could be really cold and hot.
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land in the middle colonies is in new york, New jersey and pennsylvania they all have very good farming also the land was flat
ReplyDeleteit was usually cold in the winter.
The middle colonies has mild temperatures in the spring and summer and cold winter and fall, fertile soil,flat and little rocks,lots of grass,great for growing crops.-Kody/Mitch
ReplyDeleteThe Middle Colonies Climate was mild. They had rich soil,(known for being better than New England's soil) The land was very flat and wide,great for small farms, they were called the breadbasket for the plants they grew. They had good crops, not many harsh winters either.
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the middle colonies has mild tempatures in the spring and summer and cold winter and fall, fertile soil, nice farmland
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they have cold winters and do not farm as much as the southern colines
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I have the southern colonies. one way that the southern colonies are different from the middle colonies is that they have dont have that cold of winters and summer is HOT they also have rich soil though .
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The land and climate in New England is very rocky and it has infertile soil it also has a lot of seafood and wild deer and hogs for food also includes fish.There is also syrup.There is also lots of granite.It is also easy to travel and they have saltwater fish to eat as well.
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The New England colonies and middle colonies are different because the middle colonies have mild climate and rich or good farming soil, and the New England colonies have a fairly mild climate but have poor or bad soil and it's bad for farming when having a lot of land and mountains.
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Southern is moist , colder and more flattened lands .
ReplyDeletethe Southern colonies are different because of their winters. The southern colonies have mild winters while middle colonies have cold winters and the middle colonies summers are hotter than the southern colonies
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