What are some physical and natural resources in new england

Things simply such as fish, whales, trees and even pelts or furs of animals were the very natural resources that made New England what it is, these were much more important to the colonists residing in New England compared to agricultural crops which were in much abundance in the south. New England's soil was very rocky and barely rich enough to sustain growth for crops.

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