What did the people of new england who lived near the coast do for a living?
a) made clocks b) were fishermen and whalers c) grew corn and wheat d) manufactured stoneware

B) were fishermen and whalers

Explanation:

This is the statement that best describes what the people of New England did for a living. The people of New England, and in particular those that lived near the coast, were fishermen and whalers. These were two of the most productive industries in the region. The development of these industries also shaped the culture and ideologies of the region.

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