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What are settlement in the new territory that kept close ties to the homeland called?
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Colony
What were the Settlements in a new territory that have close ties to their homeland are called?
look in your book lazy
Why did Mexico close the territory to American territory?
Due to two reasons: technology and number of combatants.
Types of settlement?
the types of settlements are: Dispersed( far apart) Nudeated(close together) Linear( ribbon)
In 1830 who did Mexico close the Texas border to?
French settlement.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of a squatter settlement?
Advantages: Low-cost housing option for marginalized populations. Allows for community cohesion and social support networks to develop. Can contribute to urban growth and vitality. Disadvantages: Lack of basic services like water, sanitation, and healthcare. Vulnerability to eviction and lack of security of tenure. Can perpetuate cycles of poverty and limit access to education and job opportunities.
What was the usual settlement pattern of immigrants?
close to people of similar ethnicities, cultures, and religions
How close to Australian territory did Japanese troops get in World War 2?
The were ON Australian territory since Papua New Guinea was administered by Australia.
Why did Britain try to close the area west of the Appalachians to settlement in 1763?
See related link.
The order by king george to close the region west of the appalachians to colonial settlement?
Proclamation of 1763
How did the war between England and Spain affect the fate of Roanoke island settlement?
not even close to.
Settlement to insure religious freedom?
The first settlement in the United States to really ensure religious freedom was Rhode Island. Maryland followed close behind, with the Maryland Toleration Act.
