0
they were seeking religious freedom and financial opportunities.
Oma O'Reilly
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Why were groups eager to settle colonies in North America?
they were seeking religious freedom and financial opportunities.
Why were the Pilgrims in Plymouth and the Puritans in Massachusetts Bay Colony eager to settle colonies in North America?
for religious freedom
Why were expansionists eager to acquire colonies?
Resources,slaves to convert natives to their religion but mainly
Why were the European so eager to colonize America?
to acquire gold, silver and other treasure
When is NHL 11 coming out?
NHL 11 will be hitting stores in North America on September 14th for the PS3 and the XBOX 360. If you are eager to try out the new game though, the demo is available on the PlayStation Store and the Microsoft store.
Why was America eager to enter the Spanish American War?
There was almost unanimous public support for Cuban Independence.
What is one effect the emancipation proclamation had on Americans in the north?
They became eager to join the Union army. Novanet
What is on effect the emancipation proclamation had on the African American in the north?
They became eager to join the Union army. Novanet
What is the scientific name for a geoduck?
The scientific name for this giant clam is Panopea Generosa. It is native to the west coast of North America and its name is derived from the native american word meaning dig deep. They were not fished commercially, but an eager asian market has developed.
Why might citizens in both the North and the South have been eager to fight in the Civil War?
Becuase they liked to fight
What were some reasons that the north was so eager to go to war against the confederacy?
Many people in the North saw secession as treason. Others saw slavery as an abomination.
Where did the Dutch settle in Africa?
The Dutch settled in Africa because the Dutch were eager for profits. They treated their black slaves harshly. All they cared about was money(gold and diamonds). Lern2read. It said "Where," not "Why."
