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LJ: New England Colony

Vimudha: Middle Colony

Haley: Southern Colony

The English Colonies

The New England Colony contains states that include Connecticut, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. They have harsh and severe winters with mild summers.

The Middle Colony contains states like New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. The Middle Colonies had cold winters (10-25 F) and hot summers (84-99 F). 

The Southeastern Colony contains the states Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. The Southeastern colonies had a moderate climate.

In the New England colony, the summers are usually short and warm whilst the winters are strong, cold, and long. There are many coastline and rolling hills nearby the areas and the temperatures range from (70-84 F) in summers and (0-15 F) in most winters.

Climate

Clothing & Attire

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In the English Colonies, they would have fancy and medieval-looking clothing. They used linen and cotton as most of their materials for attire.

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Connecticut: Connecticut is a state with modern landmarks, offices, and expressways.

States of the colony

*some examples*

Massachusetts: Also known as the Bay State. A U.S. state with a range of hills.

The fashion that the middle colony girls wore were full red skirts, and the boys wore long baggy pants, red stockings, beaver caps, and a shirt. 

The Middle Colony contains states like New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. The Middle Colonies had cold winters (10-25 F) and hot summers

(84-99 F). 

These are all of the states of the middle colonies. I have displayed the flags of the states on your right.

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The Middle Colony's State Flags 

Fashion/Clothing in the Southern Colonies

In the Southern Colonies, the women wore long, puffy skirts, and the men wore a long coat with long pants and black shoes.

The Southern Colony States

The Southern Colonies have the states Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

  Maryland

  North Carolina

 South Carolina

  Georgia

    Virginia