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The main reason that the population of the British North American colonies rapidly increased during the eighteenth century was that the volume of slave trade increased a great deal. The number of black people in the colonies increased by 10 to 35+ times from the beginning of the eighteenth century until mid-century.

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The population of New England rose during the seventeenth century due to the two charters issued by King James I of England. Charters were issued for Virginia Company of London and Virginia Company of Plymouth.

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