Which of the following was a reason village and town life in New England was much less involved with slavery than was the South?

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The frigid climate and rocky soil of New England made it difficult to establish cash crops, which were the primary source of wealth in the South. Slavery was largely centered on the labor-intensive cultivation of cash crops such as tobacco, rice, and cotton in the South. Without the need for large numbers of enslaved workers, slavery was not as prevalent in New England villages and towns.

Which of the Following Was a Reason Village and Town