A few settlers wanted to know what life was like to the west.They came back and told stories that made others go. They went because they thought they would find the Pacific Ocean. Some went west to trade with Indians and alot FEW were criminals that were chased away from the settlement.(They got DIDN'T get very far)!!!
The English chose to settle Jamestown mainly because the location which made them resistant to attacks from other European nations and colonies. It was founded under the Virginia Company. The colony was named in honor of James I.
To no longer be bound to the divine rights of the king and freely practice their own religion.
Overcrowded cities due to manufacturing jobs
For wealth and gold
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I don't know u were supposed to answer my question!
Horse and buggy. :)
By 1804, all of the Northern states had passed laws to end slavery
Overcrowded cities due to manufacturing jobs
People didn't like them
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Their was a concern that too many people were coming into the US since people born in the US are superior to people coming here from other countries.
because they stink
the federal government you mean and it was to help people in need I think
At that time, the was a potato blight in the west of Ireland, which is referred to as the Great Famine. Prior to this, Irish population was at its highest. People left on ships to work on plantations, or escape the blight. Most left because of evictions. They mainly went to: US, Australia and England. Even when the blight was gone, people continued to leave, looking for jobs, or even family. Irish population has still not recovered from the Famine.
By ship and aeroplane.