What are the differences of living in New England or the Southern colonies?

Question

Can you give me examples: Their differences in geography and climate, mortality rates, family relationships and its economics.

Thank you.

Answer 1

The South was agriculture with its temperate climates excellent for the growing of high-value commodities (mainly cotton).  Very little heavy industry.  Just enough railroads to satisfy agricultural transportation.

The North was industrialized, starting with the mills that processed the South's cotton.  Banking was based in the North, most heavy industries were located there, and rail transportation was double that of the South.  Population was also greater in the North.

  

Answer 2

About 10 IQ points! BURN

It's the same way today. (Massachusetts average: 104.3. Mississippi average: 94. 2.)