Which was a significant reason middle colonies were more favorable to farmers of new england? select all that apply

the climate was cooler

the growing season was longer

the soil was fertile

crops grew better along the coast

there were more people to tend the farms

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Which was a significant reason middle colonies were more favorable to farmers of new england? select all that apply

the climate was cooler

the growing season was longer

the soil was fertile

crops grew better along the coast

there were more people to tend the farms

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The growing season is longer in the middle colonies allowing crops to grow larger and for longer. Also the soil was more fertile along the coastline so crops were able to grow better. The middle colonies were also more populated allowing for more people to tend the farms.

Which was a significant reason middle colonies were more favorable to farmers of new england? select all that applythe climate was coolerthe growing season was longerthe soil was fertilecrops grew better along the coastthere were more people to tend the farms

Which was a significant reason middle colonies were more favorable to farmers of new england? select all that apply

the climate was cooler

the growing season was longer

the soil was fertile

crops grew better along the coast

there were more people to tend the farms