To return to main New York page Click Here. To return to Main Local News Home Page Click Here. To go to Main Lifestyles Page Click Here. To go to Bibliography Click Here. To go to Main Economics Home Page Click Here. Spices-The spices back in the 1700s were of great value because there were no refrigerators to refrigerate the spices. International trade-There was much trading going on internationally between countries. For more information on this article, Click Here.

Thursday, December 10, 2009. Sunday, November 8, 2009. The agricultural wealth of New York and other Middle Colonies keeps its economy stable by exporting goods. Because the Middle Colonies are the only place you can get products such as wheat, the demand is very high, so the colony is able to sell lots of it.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009. Blacksmith- make and fix tools, pots, and other useful items that is used not only by himself, but also the community. These items were made out of iron or some other type of metal. Farmer-works in family or local farm, usually doing jobs such planting and cultivating crops, cutting trees, and raising livestock. Other jobs can consist of printing books and documents needed.

Do you believe more attention should be taken to improve the understanding of the Earth and Beyond? Sunday, December 13, 2009. Most of this controversy started when he published the book. Dialogue on the Great World Systems.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009. The thirteen original colonies are divided into three groups according to the form of government they use- the Charter, the Royal, and the Proprietary. New York, along with a few other colonies, is a Royal Colony, meaning it is managed by the Royal Family in England. After it arose in many more colonies, it was recognized and ratified by many other charters, though it is not mentioned in the New York grant.