New England New England was established in the sixteenth century.

These type of people learned and endured harsh environments, but that environment is also good for them.

The New England people also didn’t care about being rich. Most of them just wanted to start their farm. The New English people thanked their God for making the people work for their stuff.

The English people who wanted to become rich were sent to the south towards Chesapeake.

The puritan values also helped start New England's culture. The Puritan value is that God gives people their rewards because the people earned their rewards.

The Great Migration New England was established by a man named John Smith, it was

named this because he stated that the climate reminded him of his home country.

Civilians from New England helped rebuild the village in Plymouth due to an epidemic that killed most of the natives of that village.

Most newcomers that migrated to New England didn’t survive the cold winter but afterwards good crops happened to be grown.

“The Great Migration” was when a group of rich Puritans migrated to New England.

The Puritans then created a government where the men decided on their governor, legislature, and deputy governor.