The differences between the developing societies of New England and the Chesapeake regions.

One of the many countries to settle in the New World was England. When the English first arrived, they settled mainly in two areas, the Chesapeake and New England. These settlers left Europe with much in common with one another. They may have left for different reasons but they all had the same goal in mind, a new and better life Although these two areas came from around the same area, they eventually became two …

…were asking for just enough money to serve God. (Doc E) Many people left Europe in search for a better life. Whether that be a better life econoniclly or religously. When they left Europe they were the same. However as time went by and their separate regions of the New World developed, the once like people became very unalike. This is because New England stressed religion while the Chesapeake region stressed the need for money.