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All of these choices:
*Widows enjoyed greater economic power in the Chesapeake than women did in other regions.
*Chesapeake colonists began to live longer as they developed immunities to disease.
*There were more men in the Chesapeake than women.
*Male and female life expectancy in the 1600s Chesapeake was nearly twenty years lower than in New England.
What was the main reason that caused conflicts between British colonists and Native American tribes?
They hoped to transform the tribes people into civilized Christians through their daily contacts. The Native Americans resented and resisted the colonists' attempts to change them. Their refusal to conform to European culture angered the colonists and hostilities soon broke out between the two groups.
What was the main reason the population of the British North American colonies increased in the eighteenth century?
What was the main reason the population of the British North American colonies increased in the eighteenth century? Settlers had a high birthrate. What was the typical qualification for holding office in the eighteenth-century English colonies, outside of New England?
How was eighteenth century colonial settlement affected by the Native American populations quizlet?
How was eighteenth-century colonial settlement affected by the Native American populations? Through the depopulation and dislocation of Native Americans, European colonial settlements were able to expand rapidly.
What factor explains why English immigration to the American colonies declined during the eighteenth century?
Why did English immigration to the American colonies decline in the eighteenth century? English authorities stopped encouraging emigration in order to retain skilled laborers and professionals in England. the inability of Virginians to settle lands reserved for Indians.