How did growth and development of English colonies in the 17th century set the stage for conflict between England and its colonies in the 18th century?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer:
Dissenters multiplied
Colonists developed a need for land, bloody conflict with the Indians who were displaced
Royals tried to interfere with the New World, leading to rebellion
Losing special charters and becoming royal colonies
Immigrants from Scotland, Ireland, and Germany came into North America
Number of African slaves poured into southern colonies
White men lived more comfortably than the men in England
Religion began to die out a little
Colonists worried more about prosperity than providence, grew more secular, worldly, and diverse
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