The Germanic tribes, which probably originated from a mixture of peoples along the Baltic Sea coast, inhabited the northern part of the European continent by about 500 B.C. By 100 B.C., they had advanced into the central and southern areas of present-day Germany. At that time, there were three major tribal groups: the eastern Germanic peoples lived along the Oder and Vistula rivers; the northern Germanic peoples inhabited the southern part of present-day Scandinavia; and the western Germanic peoples inhabited the extreme south of Jutland and the area between the North Sea and the Elbe, Rhine, and Main rivers.
The Celts were considered the first settlers of Germany, then the German tribes followed the Celts at the end of the 2nd century b.c.. Although it was another thousand years before Germany became an independent country.
They were people who moved from the Eastern states to begin new lives and to homestead the land.
ONE explanation I have heard was the traditional inquiry of early settlers when someone approached their cabin- "Who's here?".
Europe
Because they just were
because of you
Germany.
Where did the early settlers of Africa come from
Germany
The early settlers came from Asia, across the Bering Sea.
they mostly came from europe
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Early Massachusetts. and from whiteland
The Vikings.
The early settlers of Bosnia and Herzegovina came from Sarajevo. This occurred during the ancient Greek times and they are considered some of the earliest settlers.
Yes, they were Farmers from Germany and because the land of southeastern Pennsylvania looks like the part of southern Germany they are from they settled there.
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