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Explaining Regional Differences: Geography, Climate, and Colonial Economies
Make generalizations synthesizing how climate, soil, natural resources, and labor systems created distinct regional economies and ways of life.
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Daily Life, Labor, and Diverse Perspectives in the Thirteen Colonies
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Examine daily routines, labor systems, and the varied perspectives of diverse groups across the colonial regions, synthesizing how regional economies and cultures developed.
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