The differences in the economic development of the mid-atlantic, new england, and southern colonies can best be attributed to the

The correct answer is The Geographic Conditions there.

Explanation:

In terms of economy during the colonial era, the mid-Atlantics were different in terms of development and lifestyle, as they were the only ones who welcomed people from different cultures and lifestyles, such as people from villages and big cities. They provided workplace diversity as people from almost all working classes like fishermen, peasants, and merchants.  

New England's economy moon-rocked as it was geographically located in such a place where the climate was perfect for water machinery mills and helped them get into the woven clothing business.

There were fertile lands and schools in the Southern colonies. The southern colonies were rich in fertile land and there were planted crops.

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