What was not the characteristic of the English settlements in the new world?

One characteristic that was not typical of the English settlements in the New World was a focus on religious tolerance. Many English colonies, particularly in New England, were founded by groups seeking religious freedom but often enforced strict religious conformity within their communities. Additionally, while some settlers engaged in trade and commerce, the predominant focus was on agriculture and land ownership, rather than on establishing large-scale urban centers or diverse economies.