New farmers in the early new england colonies faced which of the following challenges? a.) english laws restricted which crops they could plant. b.) unfamiliar weather and soil conditions affected cultivation. c.) european plants grew like weeds in the american soil. d.) english investors promoted manufacturing over farming.

The correct answer is B) Unfamiliar weather and soil conditions affected cultivation.

New farmers in the early New England colonies faced the challenge of Unfamiliar weather and soil conditions affected cultivation.

The unfamiliar factor affected farming in the New England colony. Indeed, the land in this part of the territory was poor and farming was difficult. What colonist had to do first was to clear the land from rocks and stones that were spread all over the place. However, the soil was poor, not so appropriated for farming. Farmers just produced corn one time per year or they only grew crops for self-sustenance.

The activity that was important for them and gave them the food needed was fishing.

the virginia plan called for three branches of government and two houses of congress. representation in each house would be determined by population. the new jersey plan called for three branches of government and a single house of congress. each state would have an equal vote.