Discussing the english colonies

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English Motives for Settling in the New World

In discussing the English colonies, we must distinguish between the motivations of the settlers and motivations of the government.

A) Discuss two motives that led English settlers to settle in the New World.

B) Discuss two motives that led the English Government to settle in the New World.

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