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| These products such as tobacco and cotton could only be sold to England |
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| This was one occupation that was not profitable (like whaling and fishing were) in New England |
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| New England's coastline had many... |
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| importing or exporting goods illegally. it was very common in New England |
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| a young person who learned a skill from a master at his craft |
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| He discovered a valuable substance known as spermaceti from sperm whales |
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| laws made in 1651 by England to tax and regulate trade in the colonies. New Englanders weren't very happy about it because only England got the profit. |
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| A cooper in New England was responsible for making these to carry whale oil |
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| the leader of the Great Awakening |
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| Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire |
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| He prevented many from dying of the Small Pox in New England by creating a inoculation that gives people a very mild case of smallpox in order to build up a resistance to the disease |
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| Blackbeard- a famous pirate. terrorized shipping off the Virginia and Carolina coasts. |
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