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Originally by boat like most other North American Settlers, for at least the least the last half century they have tended to travel by aeroplane.
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∙ 11y agoBoth the Vikings and the later European colonists traveled by ship, which was obviously the only way to cross the ocean at the time.
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Why did the Quakers come to North America?
The Quakers came to North America in search of land.
Why did the Quakers come to the north?
The Quakers came to North America in search of land.
Did the Quakers settle on land given to William penn?
He was open to all, but only Quakers could vote.
In what two colonies did the Quakers settle?
William Penn's colony was where the Quakers settled. He wanted to make a colony where Quakers could practice their beliefs freely. William had some land from the king and he decided to call it Pennsylvania. Penn's settlement was called Philadelphia
Many Catholics in England supported King Charles 1 and she rewarded them with land in America What colony was founded on that land?
The colony of Maryland was founded on that land in America.
How was the colony of Pennsyvania founded?
The king of England had been in debt to William Penn's father. To settle the debt, Penn asked for land in America. He established Pennsylvannia as a place free of persecution for Quakers.
Where could Quakers practice their religion without persecution?
America the land of the free
What group in north America believed the land rightfully belonged to native Americans?
Quakers
Why did Catholics Puritans and Quakers immigrate to America and what colonies did they establish?
They came to look for land.
Why did the New Jersey colony start?
For its farm land
What religious group settled in Pennsylvania?
The Colony was established as a safe haven and refuge for European Quakers. But it was also a safe haven for any monotheistic religion.
Who led the Quakers to Pennisalvia?
Yes. Penn had founded the colony of Pennsylvania, and was the Governer, too. He was the leader of the Quakers, as well. Pennsylvania was called the Land of the Quakers because of Penn.
