Most of the Eighteenth-Century Population Growth in the British Colonies

question 69

Multiple Choice

Most of the eighteenth-century population growth in the British colonies in North America was due to

• A) continuing migrations from England.
• B) natural increase resulting in part from the healthy colonial environment.
• C) the influx of political refugees from wars in France and Germany.
• D) medical advances that dramatically lowered infant mortality rates.

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