Many people moved to Colonial America. One reason being is the fact that England was overpopulated. In addition, African Americans were forced to come (from Africa) as slaves. Another reason is that people wanted more land ownership. These are some of the many reason's people came to America.
To begin with, the overpopulation of England pushed people away from there. There was not enough space for more people and or homes. Clarence Ver Steeg once wrote something very intriguing. He said that "Coupled with the theory was the fact: thousands of Englishmen were forced off land and unwelcome itinerants became a common sight (in English cities)." Many that were unwanted and travelers were always shoved off. That of which tells me that it was so extraordinarily abounding that they strained off many people.
In addition to my first reason, the second reason is that slaves were forced onto America. Colonists brought them on ships to the Americas to sell. Olaudah Equiano …show more content…
Land in England was hard to find (especially with so many people coming). They didn't want to be pushed off of England so they thought it was better of them if they just left. William Penn wrote "industrious farmers and day laborers ... people who work with their hands ... their labor will be worth more than it is in England and their living will be cheaper." This means that people (mostly farmers) will be more successful in Colonial America because their belongings are worth more and living is cheaper than England's. As a result, people left England and went to Colonial America.
In conclusion, there are three main reasons of why so many people moved to colonial America. The first reason is because England's overpopulation forced people off. Another reason is that African American people came and were enslaved by colonists. Also, impecunious people wanted more ownership of terrain. Why else would so many people move to Colonial
To begin with, the overpopulation of England pushed people away from there. There was not enough space for more people and or homes. Clarence Ver Steeg once wrote something very intriguing. He said that "Coupled with the theory was the fact: thousands of Englishmen were forced off land and unwelcome itinerants became a common sight (in English cities)." Many that were unwanted and travelers were always shoved off. That of which tells me that it was so extraordinarily abounding that they strained off many people.
In addition to my first reason, the second reason is that slaves were forced onto America. Colonists brought them on ships to the Americas to sell. Olaudah Equiano …show more content…
Land in England was hard to find (especially with so many people coming). They didn't want to be pushed off of England so they thought it was better of them if they just left. William Penn wrote "industrious farmers and day laborers ... people who work with their hands ... their labor will be worth more than it is in England and their living will be cheaper." This means that people (mostly farmers) will be more successful in Colonial America because their belongings are worth more and living is cheaper than England's. As a result, people left England and went to Colonial America.
In conclusion, there are three main reasons of why so many people moved to colonial America. The first reason is because England's overpopulation forced people off. Another reason is that African American people came and were enslaved by colonists. Also, impecunious people wanted more ownership of terrain. Why else would so many people move to Colonial