How did the North and South colonies develop societal practices?

The northern colonies were very much different from the southern because they were colonized for different reasons. The north was colonized for freedom of worship and freedom of political thought. ... The Southern colonies were developed for freedom of economic opportunity.

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The northern colonies were very much different from the southern because they were colonized for different reasons. The north was colonized for freedom of worship and freedom of political thought. ... The Southern colonies were developed for freedom of economic opportunity.

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