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The Breadbasket colonies, famous for their prairies and grain based agriculture due their fertile land and soil that feeds and distribute grain crops such as wheat, rye and corn nationwide, was developed among a mixture of religions such as the Presbyterian, the Quakers, Lutheranism, the Mennonites, Dutch Calvinism and many other communities attracted from several European countries, also due the great weather in the region which also made the Mid Atlantic colonies attractive and suitable for trading.
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