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What was the big discovery in Alaska in the 19th century that made new settlers come?
they came gold
What promises attracted settlers to the Carolina colony?
some came to escape in- prisonment and punishment.Others came because of religious freedom. Persacution also drew many settlers AWAY from europe.
What we call settlers?
what we call settlers
Who drew pictures of early settlers and American Indian made maps and wrote about the new world in 1500s?
John Cabot because he was in ther national war to fight blah blah blah and John Cabot is your answer
The settlers in which area adopted the Fundamental Orders?
The settlers of Connecticut
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Who were the first settlers in Alaska?
The Russians
Where did the jamestown settlers come from?
ALASKA
Who were first settlers in Alaska?
The Russians
What do they exhibit at Alaska state museum?
The artifacts of the first settlers that came to Alaska
How many settlers were on Alaska?
probably around 7
Who were the first known settlers in Alaska?
From Europe it was the Russians.
What other than gold brought settlers to Alaska?
For some it was the love of nature and Alaska's raw beauty.
What bridge linked from Alaska to the US for early settlers?
the bering straits
What is the big discovery in Alaska that sparked a surge of interest and swarms of new settlers in the last decades of the 19th century?
The Alaska Gold Rush.
What discovery drew people to Alaska in the late 1870's and 80's?
gold
Did the Indians of Alaska get along with settlers?
no, because they hated each other so they will not get along.
What was the big discovery in Alaska in the 19th century that made new settlers come?
they came gold
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