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Can you sail from Ireland to America?
Yes, this is how many Irish immigrants reached America duiring the famine, actually for a breif period until the invention of trans-Atlantic flight it was the only way for many people to get across the Atlantic ocean to America.
What people had to work as slaves for several years to pay for their trip to America across the Atlantic?
They were not slaves. They were indentured servants! Your Curious Friend
How did the South Carolina people travel from Europe to South Carolina?
Most people migrated to North America from Europe via Asia via the connection across the Bering Strait up in Alaska. More recently, people migrated to North America by sailing across the Atlantic ocean.
In order to get to America some Europeans promised to work for any person who paid for their voyage across the Atlantic these people became?
indentured servants
In order to get to America some Europeans promised to work for any person who paid for their voyage across the Atlantic. These people became?
Indentured servants
How did Swedish people get to America?
The simply left Sweden which at the time had open borders for people wishing to leave for America. They traveled across the Atlantic by ship.
Did the people from England bringt their language to America?
People From England brought English to America.
How did the people come to North America?
The first European immigrants came on ships across the Atlantic. The Aboriginals of North America are thought to have come to America by an Ice Bridge that was naturally formed linking what is now Alaska to Siberian Russia.
What people from this European country colonized the southern Atlantic coast of America before England?
The 13 British colonies. But one country in particular is Spain.
How did people get from France to New France?
Same way people get from England to New England: by sailing the Northern Atlantic Ocean.
What were some of the reasons that attracted people to America from England?
Many people were attracted to America from England due to the promise of economic opportunities, such as land ownership and the chance to improve their social status. Religious freedom was another significant draw, as many sought to escape persecution and practice their faith openly. Additionally, the prospect of a new life in a land with abundant resources and the potential for adventure appealed to those looking for a fresh start. Lastly, the growing population and limited resources in England pushed some to seek better prospects across the Atlantic.
What was life like in Spanish settlements in the Caribbean and the south America?
The voyages of Columbus triggered a great transfer of people, plants, animals, and diseases back and forth across the Atlantic Ocean.
