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German immigrants settled the middle colonies.
Most of them settled in the colonies because of religious freedom
The English, German, Swiss and other Europen colonies settled the 13 original colonies.
The Northern colonies were initially settled by groups of people from England who left for religious reasons. People also settled in the Northern colonies for economic reasons.
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German immigrants settled the middle colonies.
Most of them settled in the colonies because of religious freedom
The last of the thirteen colonies to be settled was Georgia.
The earliest stage of human cultural development is referred to as the Paleolithic period, beginning around 2.5 million years ago with the advent of stone tools. The longest stage of cultural development is the Neolithic period, characterized by the development of agriculture around 10,000 years ago leading to settled communities and the rise of complex societies.
The English, German, Swiss and other Europen colonies settled the 13 original colonies.
If they had not been settled, they would not have been colonies!
The Northern colonies were initially settled by groups of people from England who left for religious reasons. People also settled in the Northern colonies for economic reasons.
Yes, the Jutes were one of the three main Germanic tribes that settled in England during the migration period. They likely had an influence on the development of Old English, particularly in the areas where they settled, such as Kent and the Isle of Wight. Their language would have contributed to the vocabulary, dialects, and phonological features of Old English.
The English settled in the Southern Colonies.
the colines were settled in the year of the hat
The last of the thirteen colonies to be settled was Georgia.
Some historians suggested that the protestant practice of the church self-goverment helped the development of democratic practices. For example john Calvin allowed his followers to share in the governing of the church. They did this though a body of leaders and ministers called presbytery. This practice had a strong influence on puritans and Presbyterians both whom settled in English colonies.