Differences in the New England Colonies and Chesapeake Region

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Also, completely contrary to the Chesapeake settlers, New Englanders lived up to seventy years. The women happened to be considerably fruitful, the women giving birth every to years until they were no longer able. Children also grew up in stable homes, surrounded by both parents and grandparents...
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The majority of the people were Puritans. The New England Confederation dealt with problems such as runaway servants and criminals. It was bordering on a purely Puritan fellowship. The Chesapeake area in the seventeenth century didn’t have much of a society...
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