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How did the war between England and Spain affect the fate of Roanoke island settlement?
not even close to.
How does Lincoln's actions in dealing with dissent affect the office of the president?
President Lincoln in dealing with dissent affect the office of the president?
How did the end of the revolutionary war affect the loyalists?
By the end of the Revolutionary War the loyalists many had to return to England. They were hated and not welcome by most of the colonist.
How did goegraphy affect trade and settlement there?
it affect the trade and settlement because people had to go to the Mediterranean Sea
How did the geography of the new England colonies affect the settlement?
much of New England is made up of hills and low mountains, large areas are covered by forests, and the soil is thin and rocky, which makes farming difficult.
How did the settlement affect the Ojibwa and the land?
No one was affected by the ojibwa's settlement
How does elevation affect settlement patterns?
what is it
How did the physical features of new England affect colonists. decision about. where to settle?
Colonists left the poor, rocky soil of coastal New England for fertile Connecticut. Colonists came to find good farm land.
How does religion affect business in England?
how does religion affect business in England
How did the slave trade affect both the Africans and English colonist?
Because of slavery
How did the fall line affect the settlement?
I think but i am not sure that the rocks affects the settlement because they can't cross it.
How did the Elizabethan settlement affect the reformation in England?
The Elizabethan Settlement, established under Queen Elizabeth I in the late 16th century, sought to unify England by creating a middle ground between Catholic and Protestant practices. It reaffirmed the Church of England's independence from Rome while incorporating some Protestant reforms, such as the Book of Common Prayer. This compromise helped stabilize the religious landscape, reducing tensions and conflict, and ultimately solidified the Protestant Reformation's influence in England. By promoting a national church that retained certain traditional elements, the settlement facilitated a more cohesive religious identity.
