capital

land

entrepreneurship

labor

physical labor

a new business

machines

factories

products made from nature

items used to make goods and provide services

starting a business

labor used to provide service

building houses

working in a factory

mining

starting a new business

New England colonies

Middle colonies or Mid-Atlantic colonies

Southern colonies

The New England colonies were located near the Atlantic ocean, which is home to a lot of whales.

Whaling was more fun than farming.

New England colonists were more brave for whaling than the Middle and Southern colonists.

They could only eat whale meat.

Farming was too much work.

Farming was not possible because of the rocky soil and cold weather.

Fishing and whaling earned them more money.

No one knew how to farm.

They brought all the necessary items to survive.

They read about it in books.

They already had farms there.

They learned from the American Indians and took on their lifestyle.

An artist

An artisan

A poet

smithing iron to create farm and cooking tools

harvesting crops to sell food to the community

chopping down trees to use as a fuel source

gathering and milling wheat to make flour for bread