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When did the largest group of European settlers come to America?
the europeans settled in America in 1607 cool ha
Which group of settlers settled near migration routes?
jdjasdcsf (mountain men)
What European group originally settled in New York?
The Dutch
How many years passed between the first group of European settlers in Jamestown and the next group of settlers in Massachusetts?
the answer is 13 years
Which European group settled near the Delaware River in 1614?
The Puritans
What group of European settlers had the greatest impact on the US system of government?
During the early years of the formation of the United States, the group of settlers that had the greatest impact upon the nascent nation was the English. While numerous persons from many different European and other nations had settled in America by the late 18th century, the predominant group were of English origin.
Which group of American settlers were called the Sooners?
The name Sooners was given to the settlers who settled the Oklahoma area before President Cleveland gave the official ok to settle the land. The name derived from the "sooner clause" of the Indians Appropriations Act, which stated that anyone who jumped the gun would be denied the right to claim the land.
Who settled Plymouth rock?
Plymouth Rock is where the Pilgrams got off the Mayflower and settled.
Who settle Connecticut?
Thomas Hooker led a group of settlers to a colony that they named Connecticut in 1636. It was settled because of religious freedom.
When did the 1st settlers arrive in Georgia?
The first settlers arrived in Georgia in 1733 when the British established the colony. James Oglethorpe led the initial group of colonists who settled in Savannah.
What correctly matches an immigrant group with the region in which it primarily settled in the 1800s?
Eastern European Jews - New York City
What group of people came to new jersey?
The first group of people to settle in New Jersey were the Native Americans. However, the first European settlers were Dutch, and Swedish.
