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Were immigrant from places other than England welcomed in colonial new hampsire?
New Hampshire has a long history of industrialization and always had need of a large laborer workforce. New blood was always welcome. Its population is overwhelmingly white, so the welcome was extended to mostly European immigrants, who would come mostly from other countries than England.
Were immigrants from other places welcome in Rhode Island?
Yes. Many people from Italy and Portugal eventually thrived in Rhode Island.
Were immigrants from other places then England welcomed in colonial Delaware?
Yes I believe so. But I have no further answe
Should Europe welcome immigrants?
yes, because the government from other countries will think that Britain is a friendly and responsible country.
Where were some places that immigrants moved from?
Immigrants moved to America from a variety of different places including Russia, Ireland, China, Japan, Korea, and later on, just about any other Eurasian country.
Why do immigrants not go to other areas other than England?
Probably because England has a lot more to offer in terms of equality, education, jobs and quality of life.
What other places is England similar to physically?
Tasmania
What event led to the demise of Puritan control over New England?
Other immigrants had other interests, eventually they were out numbered.
Immigrants to US in 17th century?
The vast majority of immigrants were from England, other migrants from northern Europe particularly from Holland, Germany and Scandinavia followed the english to America.
Are there any other places in England that end in garth?
Applegarth
Where is the Disney shop?
There is one in Norwich in England and many other places.
Were immigrants from places other than England welcomed in colonial New York?
Yes, all immigrants were welcomed. There was a large percentage from Germany. Ireland, Scotland, and even a few from Sweden. Later some did find discrimination like the Irish in the 1860's, but the early Irish were the ones who looked down on the new immigrant Irish.
