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How did religion influence the formation of colonies in the Americas?
Some of the colonies were formed by religious minority groups that could not freely practice their religion in England. Massachusetts was founded by Puritans, Pennsylvania by Quakers, and Maryland by Catholics.
Name an example of of a eukaryotic that lives together in colonies?
The Cyanobacteria do live in water and are often found living together in clumps known as colonies.
Why did trade groups such as the Hanseatic League form?
Trade routes were often dangerous. Trade routes were often dangerous.
In which present day states were the middle colonies?
The middle colonies consisted of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and Delaware. Dutch Connecticut is sometimes considered one of the middle colonies because of its close associations, but is often included in the New England colonies.
Why were resistance movements often led by natives?
because they didn't want change in their colonies.
What 2 groups emerged from the split?
Without knowing the original host organization, it's impossible to know what 2 groups emerged from the split. However in government, liberals and conservatives are often considered groups that split from a host organization.
Why were the Dutch colonies easily overtaken by others?
They struggled to grow enough food to survive and often has conflicts with native American groups.
During the Revolution War people living in the colonies were often split into three groups- Patriots Loyalists and those who were Neutral. If you live in the coloies during this time explain which gro?
AIdadwasd
What is a name for groups of eight?
Groups of eight are often called 'octets'.
What were the three types of colonies in early America?
There were proprietary colonies, which were basically land grants given to individuals or small groups. There were also chartered colonies, which were land grants (or charters) given to private companies. Lastly there were royal colonies, meaning that the Crown had complete control over governmental actions (they appointed the governor and the council). Often chartered colonies became royal colonies after their charter was revoked. There you go (=
What colonies did weaving often?
Pensulvania [quakers]
Contienents are divided into countries and countries are often divided into states how are some of the US then divided?
counties
What role did women and slaves play in sumerian religion?
As Sumerian society grew more complex, it divided into several social groups, or classes. Many societies are divided into unequal classes. Classes of systems often define who usually has power and who usually does the less desirable jobs.
Continents are divided into countries and countries are often divided into states How are some of the United states then divided?
Counties
What factor of nineteenth-century city life is implied by the author's use of the term colonies?
The term "colonies" in reference to groups of individuals in the city during the nineteenth century implies a sense of segregation or clustering based on social or economic status. It suggests that different groups lived in close proximity but often maintained separate and distinct communities within the larger urban landscape.
How are most states in the US divided when most continents are divided into countries and countries are often divided into states?
they are divided into counties/cities.
How did religion influence the formation of colonies in the Americas?
Some of the colonies were formed by religious minority groups that could not freely practice their religion in England. Massachusetts was founded by Puritans, Pennsylvania by Quakers, and Maryland by Catholics.
