Geography's Effect on the American Colonies

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From it's forest for lumber and game, bay's full of fish, and rich soil America provided the perfect place for colonies to prosper given a little work. In summary I do believe geography was the primary force behind the development of the Americas. A colony may change ownership or worship a new doctrine but the colonists will always depend on the land around them to keep them alive and let them prosper...
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A colony may change ownership or worship a new doctrine but the colonists will always depend on the land around them to keep them alive and let them prosper. Without it they're nothing but monkey's in fancy clothes asserting their dominance over nothing...
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