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How many black people immigrated into the middle colonies?
1,673
What are two reasons that people immigrated to the English colonies?
economic opportunities and religious havens
What five groups of people immigrated from Europe to northern colonies?
Germans Scots-Irish Dutch Scandinavians Jews
What major group of people were native to or immigrated to the Midwest region?
People immigrated
Was land more plentiful in england than in the colonies-?
No, in England fewer then 5% of people owned land. In the colonies fertile land gave the colonist a chance to prosper.
How many black people immigrated into the middle colonies?
1,673
What are two reasons that people immigrated to the English colonies?
economic opportunities and religious havens
Where do the Quakers live?
People to adhere to the Quaker or Brethren faith live in every state in the United States. They were originally from England and the Netherlands. They eventually immigrated to the American colonies, mostly to Pennsylvania.
Why did England setup colonies?
the england setup becauses they were no more people in the england colonies
What five groups of people immigrated from Europe to northern colonies?
Germans Scots-Irish Dutch Scandinavians Jews
How life in the colonies was shaped by where people lived?
The colonies were separated into the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies.
What did the people of the New England colonies wear?
people in the newengland colonies wear homeless clothes
Were lots of people in the middle colonies loyal to England?
Most people in the middle colonies where loyalists
What people were in New England colonies?
Puritans
England's first colonies financially controlled by who?
the colonies were controlled by England as there people before settled in the virgina company England later seize the America
What major group of people were native to or immigrated to the Midwest region?
People immigrated
Who were the people who immigrated to New England?
Prior to the Revolution, most immigrants to New England were English Protestants who were not allowed to practice their (non-Anglican) version of religion.
