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* For freedom of religion. * For feedom from religion. * For economic betterment. * To avoid social oppression. * To become missionaries. * To avoid family problems. * To avoid family molestations. * To avoid starvation. * To avoid lawful debt. * To avoid unlawful debt. * To avoid criminal penalties. * To avoid criminal prosecution. * To avoid compulsory military service. * Because as the third or fourth son they had no inheritance due to them. * Because of peer pressure. * To seek adventure. * To avoid a paternity claim. * To start again after a broken heart. * To gain wealth.
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Why did the emigrants use farm wagons on their trip?
cause their was no other way
Which statement explains why most emigrants from England came to America in the 1600s?
they wanted to explore new terretory
What did they were in darien?
The Darien colony was discovered by the Kingdom of Scotland on November 3, 1698. The Scottish emigrants named the new colony "Caledonia" and was planned to be a world trading station. The plan however did not flourish when most of the emigrants died of fever and dysentery. The plan is now famously called Darien Scheme or Darien Disaster.
Why wasn't Lewis and clark's route used by the emigrants?
Lewis and Clark's route was not widely used by emigrants primarily due to its challenging terrain, which included rugged mountains, swift rivers, and harsh weather conditions. Additionally, the route was more focused on exploration and scientific study rather than establishing a practical path for settlement and migration. Emigrants favored the Oregon Trail, which was better suited for wagon travel and offered more accessible resources and established waypoints. The Oregon Trail provided a more straightforward and manageable route for those seeking to settle in the West.
Why did emigrants choose mules and oxen to pull wagons?
They were stronger and could go further and pull more weight than a horse or donkey.
Who are the people who can leave their country?
Emigrants
What is the positive and negative effects on a country when emigrants leave?
negative effects
What is the difference between a emigrant and immigrant?
Immigrants arrive in a country and wish to settle there. Emigrants leave a country to become immigants in some other country.
What are people called when they move out of a country?
They are called 'emigrants'. In the new country they are 'immigrants'
What is the definition of emigrate?
The act of emigrating; removal from one country or state to another, for the purpose of residence, as from Europe to America, or, in America, from the Atlantic States to the Western., A body emigrants; emigrants collectively; as, the German emigration.
What are People who leave there original country to live in another one called?
Depends on where the person who's asking is. In their original country they'll be called Emigrants and on the foreign country they'll be called Immigrants.
What is the word called when people flee a country?
Emigrants -> leaving a country
Which country has the most emigrants?
India has the highest number of emigrants in the world, with over 17 million people living outside the country. The United States, Mexico, and Russia are also among the countries with a large number of emigrants.
Who were the first emigrants to travel to Oregon country in a wagon?
The witemens
What is the term for people who move permanetly to a new country?
Emigrants.
What is net loss?
This is when a country has more emigrants than immigrants
What is net migration loss?
This is when a country has more emigrants than immigrants
