The reason why the puritans of new England did not have slaves was because: They were all Abolitionists They had a work ethic which expected everyone including children to work They did not grow cash crops They were too far away from the slave routes

Option: They did not grow cash crops.

Explanation:

The primary objective of the English when they go to North America was to settle and take the land. They establish a colony, where large numbers of English people come. In New England, Puritans much more engaged in trade, whaling, and fishing because of its geography, which did not allow settlers to grow crops. The region's cover with rocky soil, large trees, mountains, and a harsh winter climate which made farming impossible.  They never grew cash crops and weren't associated with slavery, especially chattel slavery.

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