New England Settlement Patterns Differed Greatly Because

question 2

Multiple Choice

New England settlement patterns differed greatly because

• A) New Englanders applied for township grants and settled areas as groups and church congregations.
• B) New Englanders tended to live and intermarry with the Native Americans across various tribes.
• C) churches were typically the last buildings built in a township after town halls had been established.
• D) the amount of land New Englanders received had nothing to do with their status or investments.
• E) New Englanders received huge tracts of land that kept them spread apart from one another.

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