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By 1700, the New England and Chesapeake settlement regions had become diverse from one another. Both of the colonies were from the same mother-country and had the same goal: to begin again. Although the colonies were similar expansions of England, both became very different from one another due to certain factors.In New England, the religion was set strictly and followed vigorously where as Chesapeake had leaned toward tolerating free religion. Climate was also a contributing factor that influenced both, the crops that were grown, and the unique living styles of the settlers. The culture of the two colonies came to be distinct, reflecting how each were guided and governed.
The presence of religion were among the settlements but, more noticeable in New England than Chesapeake. New England had been developed by the Puritan sect of the church. Puritans followed religion very vigorously and tried living the good church goer's life by restricting certain priviledges such as alcohol.......

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