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21 March, 15:56

Why was agriculture more successful in the middle colonies than in the

North?

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  1. 21 March, 17:51
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    Answer: These colonies not only produced food for themselves but for Europeans colonists. Due to more cultivable land, fertile soil and favorable climatic conditions agriculture were more successful in the Middle Colonies than the North.
  2. 21 March, 18:49
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    Because more land could be farmed

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