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there wasn't any western colonies. there were western territories.
Most of Western America had been settled.
Middle Western states
western part
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It was settled on the eastern part of North America. The western part of North America was not settled or explored for nearly 40 years after the initial colonies had been established.
there wasn't any western colonies. there were western territories.
The Treaty of Tordesillas settled the ongoing conflict between Spain and Portugal in 1494. It established a line vertical line 1,100 west of the Cape Verde Islands giving the eastern portion to Portugal and the western portion to Spain. This is the reason Brazilians speak Portugese.
From the time of the colonies, America has been the land of immigrants. They have settled in all areas of the country from the thirteen colonies on the east coast all the way out the western boundary of the Pacific Ocean.
South Australia and Western Australia were the two Austalian colonies to be settled by free settlers alone, with no convict presence. Only South Australia, however, remained convict-free, as Western Australia campaigned to have convicts to use as free labour about fifteen years after the initial settlement.
The western third of the continent of Australia is the state of Western Australia.
The Mississippi river forms the western border of the southern colonies.
The Mississippi river forms the western border of the southern colonies.
Most of Western America had been settled.
Western part
Middle Western states
There was no common boundaries of the 13 colonies