Compare and contrast one aspect of society in farming northern colonies, in the plantation southern colonies, and in the colonial cities. You may select any aspect, but be sure to include specific examples to support your efforts.

Colonies in America established by Britishers for economic benefits and power.

Explanation:

Colonial society became much more structured by establishing rules and regulation in the colonies. The life in the colonies was harsh with extreme climate and work until sun up to down. Women in the colonial period indulged in doing domestic work like looking after the home, farm and raising children.

Farming was difficult in northern colonies because of the infertile land. Most farmers engaged in substance farming. Crops like corn, pumpkins, rye, squash and beans planted. The farmers also raised hogs, cattle, sheep, and horses.

Industries and town developed in northern colonies with roads, ports where their social life centred around town.

By the eighteenth century, planters in Southern colonies began raising corn, tobacco, indigo, cotton along with crops including wheat, barley, oats, and rye.

In the southern colonies, women look after the household and the children. In the Northern family, women seen as valuable than the south as the family structure is much more balanced.

Colonial cities arose in societies in the early expansion of capitalism. Cities in the North America colonies in the 1700s served by a small wealthy social group having a unique cultural and economic organization.

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