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for freedom of religion
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Did Italy colonize America?
No. Italian people did come to the early American colonies, but Italy didn’t colonize.
What kind of activities made up early economy of north America colonies?
What activities nade up the early economies of the North America colonies
What kinds of activities made up the early economies of the North America colonies?
What activities nade up the early economies of the North America colonies
What kind of activities made up early economies of the North America colonies?
What activities nade up the early economies of the North America colonies
What was the number one reason the early colonies were settled?
If they had not been settled, they would not have been colonies!
What kinds of activities made up the early economys of the colonies?
What activities nade up the early economies of the North America colonies
Early America colonies were controlled by?
They were self governed by chosen governors.
Why did people in Europe move to North America between the 1600's and 1700's?
Britain claimed lands in North America and was the most successful country in convincing its citizens to migrate to its colonies. This is because the colonies of Britain were prospering more so than Britain's homeland.
What were the differences of the 13 colonies in early America?
trade and slavery. also religion
What were the first two early colonies established by English in America?
virgina and massachussets
What events of the early American colonies democratic?
jeattacked america and america came up with the pearl harbor thing
What was the reason for the early English colonies in America?
The early English colonies in America were primarily established for economic, religious, and political reasons. Economic motivations included the desire for new resources, trade opportunities, and the chance to expand agricultural production. Additionally, many settlers sought religious freedom, escaping persecution in England, while others aimed to enhance England's global power and influence. These factors combined drove the establishment of colonies such as Jamestown and Plymouth.
