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Why did people go to the new englands colonies?
So they could have religous freedom
How did English horseback riding get to America?
Probably from the English. You know, the people who began the nation with the 13 colonies....
Who took the English people to the 13 Colonies?
Until about the 1840s there were no shipping lines, and people had to find a ship willing to take them to America.
Why did the people move to the English colonies?
They wanted to get out of debt as indentured servants, have more land, and start a new life in America.
In what ways was democracy limited in Colonial America?
Democracy was limited in colonial America because of the colonial system. The people in the colonies had no right to representation in the English Parliament.
In 1750 the country that posed the most serious threat to the English colonies in the north America was?
France and or Spain but, France was a bigger threat.In 1750 the country that posed the most serious threat to the English colonies in North America was France and or Spain, but France was a bigger threat. In the 1770's is when Spain started taking over the European (french) colonies in North America. But, in 1750 it was France.
Why do people speak English in America?
Because Great Britain (England) first had control over the original 13 colonies. So the majority of the population spoke English.
Do people in America speak English?
Because Great Britain (England) first had control over the original 13 colonies. So the majority of the population spoke English.
The 13th colonies?
What did the people in the thirteen colonies eat
What colony settled by people of many national backgrounds'?
The English colonies of colonial America was mostly settled by people of many different backgrounds :) Got it from my history book!
British name for people in English colonies?
the Indians
In what year did the population of the English colonies reach 1.5 million people?
The population of the English colonies reached 1.5 million people around the year 1750.
