Geographical differences created distinct differences between the New England, Middle and Southern Colonies." When the English spread out along the Eastern Sea border, they all had different uses and ways to live. The statement tells that there were indeed differences and those differences made what the United States is today. In the New England Region, farming was not an option. Making a living was difficult, so they created materials and as a result, a powerful merchant class grew. Farming was the biggest part in the Middle and Southern Colonies, but in the Middle Colonies, Colonists were known as the "breadbasket of the colonies." They also tied the North and South together with the characteristics. In the Southern Colonies, large plantations were very common and grew crops such as tobacco. All three regions had specific needs and a different way of life from the next depending on their geographical...