Question

what made the middle colonies different from new england and the southern colonies?
the poor soil was difficult to farm.
the large plantations had many enslaved workers.
the excellent harbors helped cities grow.
the population of the colonies was especially diverse.

Explanation:

The middle colonies were known for their diverse population, with people from various European countries and backgrounds. New England had primarily English - Puritan settlers and the southern colonies had a more homogenous population centered around plantation - based agriculture with a large enslaved population. Poor soil was more characteristic of New England, large plantations with enslaved workers were in the South, and good harbors were present in both New England and the middle colonies.

Answer:

The population of the colonies was especially diverse.