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In the middle of the 17th century great Britain's north American colonies were predominantly racially white ethnically English and religiously Protestant Little more than one hundred years later?
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in the middle of the 17th century, Great Britain's north American colonies were predominantly racially white, ethnically English, and religiously Protestant. Little more than one hundred years later, those colones had become markedly more diverse. Utilizing the documents, and your knowledge of the period 1650-1775, anaylze how new forces of race, ethinicity, and religion affected that society. {DBQ Chapters 2-4} question .
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