I'm completely stressed out with all the work that needs to be done over the summer I thought I was moving but I'm not so I have 2 weeks to do a ton of worksome questions I can't get and imhoping someone can help me

What efforts were made to strengthen english control over the colonies of the seventeenth century and why did they generally fail?

Also we have to write an essay and I'm not shure what to do

In what ways did the colony of the new netherland have a historical-geographical relation to its neighboring middle colonies similar to the one Massachusetts bay had to the other new england colonies and in what ways were the relations different?
Please respond as quickly as possible :confused:

What answers have you come up with so far?

We are not here to do it for you, but only to guide you in the right direction after you have come up with some answers.

Well I've looked in the book and I can't fund anything I'm shure it's there but there are so many questions and so much work and the essay one I just don't really understand what they want me to do and how to go about doing it.. I'm extremely confused

Hmmm... I had the same project, and I could find nothing. I know this doesn't sound like much help, but maybe you should just take what you know already, go to other sources besides your text book, use other maps (or use a map if you haven't already) and you'll probably find something from there. That's what I did, and I'm still waiting for them to view/grade it. I hope that helps.

Google can help. I copied your sentence: what efforts were made to strengthen english control over the colonies of the seventeenth century into Google and found many essays that contain that whole sentence. Look at: What Efforts Were Made To Strengthen English Control Over The Colonies In The Seventeenth Century, And Why Did They Generally Fail? - Research Paper - Diktaytor456 (http://www.oppapers.com/essays/Efforts-Were-Made-Strengthen-English-Control/166156)

Sorry cforsell, I'm afraid the OP won't see your answer... which is more than two years old!