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What was new England's economy like in the 17th century?

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I have the first answer to this, so now I feel smart! Ok, In the old times, New Englands econamy was based on forestrey, Mountains, and Lakes. So, um, ya. :D okay you are so stupid that's not was the economy wasbased on ugh stupid peiople thezse days
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