The Early European Settlers in the New World Were

question 13

Multiple Choice

The early European settlers in the New World were

• A)encouraged by officials to intermarry with natives.
• B)composed of equal numbers of men and women.
• C)driven to leave Europe by hardship at home.
• D)mostly aristocrats motivated by the chance for independent command or the allure of fortune.
• E)All these answers are correct.

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