How was living in the middle colonies different from living in the northern colonies? a. farming was more successful in the middle colonies. b. slavery was more common in the northern colonies. c. religion was more important in daily life in the middle colonies. d. fishing was a major economic activity in the middle colonies.

The correct answer is A) Farming was more successful in the middle colonies.

Living in the middle colonies was different from living in the northern colonies in that farming was more successful in the middle colonies.

The middle colonies were dedicated to farming. The northern colonies geography was not as good as the middle colonies soil. It was more rocky and difficult to grow crops.

People in the middle colonies cleared the land to grow grain to make bread. They were very successful in growing their crops and they received the name of "breadbasket" colonies because they produced so much wheat, oats, and barley.

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