Many settlements expanded because of religious factions. People like Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams left to go to Rhode Island because they didn't agree with their religious leaders. Many also wanted more land to grow crops on, so they moved farther out where no colonists had land. The New World frontier was largely inhabited by Indians, who had major conflicts with the whites because the English moved onto their land.
The American colonists' view of government was shaped by both the Enlightenment and the powerful influence of "The Great Awakening". The Enlightenment strongly influenced the founding generation to value the use of reason in this life. "The Great Awakening" ensured that respect for and reference to God would also influence the founders. Both reason and religion are in fact evidently at work (though in different ways) throughout the founding documents of, and the original view of government in, America.
Because the original colonists were from the Netherlands and most chose to remain in the New World and elected to remain there after England took charge of Dutch colonies. They became loyal Englishmen for economic reasons.
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The colonists received the land boundaries of the 13 original colonies. Over the years America started gaining more land to the West.
Some colonists left the original colonies and moved west to seek new opportunities for land ownership, economic prosperity, and religious freedom. They were also attracted by the promise of adventure and a chance to start fresh in a new frontier. Additionally, they wanted to escape overcrowding, high taxes, and social constraints in the established settlements.
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The answer depends on where the "original" colony is meant to have been!
Most Kenyans are Protestant Christian, and the Anglican Church is prominant. Kenya was once a British colony. There is a significant number of Catholics in Kenya, which is an influence from the original Portuguese colonists.
The American colonists' view of government was shaped by both the Enlightenment and the powerful influence of "The Great Awakening". The Enlightenment strongly influenced the founding generation to value the use of reason in this life. "The Great Awakening" ensured that respect for and reference to God would also influence the founders. Both reason and religion are in fact evidently at work (though in different ways) throughout the founding documents of, and the original view of government in, America.
the colonists went to war with Great Britain to protect their rights as English citizens
Because the original colonists were from the Netherlands and most chose to remain in the New World and elected to remain there after England took charge of Dutch colonies. They became loyal Englishmen for economic reasons.
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James Oglethorpe founded Georgia. The original colonists were english.
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