In the early years of exploration, the only way to reach distant territories was to first arrive by ship, if the location was near a port, and then, having arrived, proceed on foot or on horseback to wherever you were going. That is what occurred in Pennsylvania, when the Dutch, and then the British (especially the Quakers) created settlements in the region. There were no trains yet, so all expeditions over land occurred either by walking long distances or riding there on one's horse.
While there were many positives of New Netherland and Pennsylvania encouraging settlers (formed our government as it is today), there was also drawbacks such as famine and disease.
Pennsylvania had many German settlers, particularly in the early 18th century. This influx of German immigrants contributed to the diverse cultural landscape of the colony.
European Quakers many from earlier New Jersey and Delaware settlements becaus of the explicit promise of religious refuge.
Settlers to the new world came from many courtesy if fact there is not one country that dose not have a member living in the United States ... manly the first Settlers to t America cam for England, France and Spain ...
European settlers came from many, virtually all, European countries. The largest were the British, Irish, German, Italian, Spanish, and the French.
There are many countries where immigrants come from. The first settlers were Dutch, followed by the British and French. The largest Indian population outside of India is in South Africa.
Most crops cannot be grown in forests, so the forests had to be cut down in order to grow enough food for Pennsylvania's growing population
The first settlers in the Southeast United States arrived from Spain. Many of them settled in what now is the state of Florida.
The first settlers in the Southeast United States arrived from Spain. Many of them settled in what now is the state of Florida.
The colony was Rhode Island. He and many of the Massachusetts settlers were apparently not content with the laws there.
Many early settlers who operated businesses there were German immigrants or Pennsylvania Dutch and their accents gave the town its name.
alot of people back then