Unlike Those in the Chesapeake, New England Immigrants

question 53

Multiple Choice

Unlike those in the Chesapeake, New England immigrants

• A) enjoyed a longer life expectancy.
• B) usually migrated in family units.
• C) were less ravaged by infectious diseases.
• D) had a low premarital pregnancy rate.
• E) allowed married women to retain property.

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