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Why did the settlers in new jersey leave their native country?
Many would have fled religious persecution
Why did early settlers leave their country?
most of them left for religious freedom
What did the settlers do to make the native Americans leave?
Guns and Horses they would surrond the tribe firing the guns into the air causing the native to run
What are People called who leave their homeland and settle in another country?
native
Why did the native Americans leave their home country?
the south Americans left their home country because their was war
Do you want English to be the official language in America?
yes, because there is a fairly larger amount of English speaking people than other languages. If you want to come to America, learn English. We should not have to learn your language because you decided to leave your native country.
Why did the settlers leave their native country to come to colonial New york?
One of the biggest reason people came over to "The New World" was because they were facing religious prosecution in their native countries.
What evidence did the English settlers leave behind?
The English settlers left behind various forms of evidence, including artifacts such as pottery, tools, and weapons, which provide insights into their daily lives and interactions with Indigenous peoples. Additionally, historical records, journals, and maps document their experiences, settlements, and relations with Native American tribes. Remnants of structures, such as foundations and fortifications, also contribute to our understanding of their presence and activities in the New World. Collectively, these findings illustrate the cultural and social impact of English colonization.
When did the settlers leave Australia?
Never.
What makes a country a colony?
A colony is a group of people who leave their native country to form in a new land a settlement subject to, or connected with, the parent nation. dictionary.com
Why did the Indians leave their country?
As the European settlers pushed ever westward, the native Americans were forced off their traditional hunting grounds. With the coming of the railways, slaughtering of the plains bison was used to rob the natives of the animals that provided them with food, hides, and many other commodities. Many native tribes were eventually forced on to indian reservations, often by force from the army.
What did the English government do in 1760 to fight colony fever?
passed laws forbidding people to leave the country
