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which two statements are true?
only british-born citize...
English, 15.10.2019 19:10 tannerbc16
Select all the correct answers.
which two statements are true?
only british-born citizens settled the american colonies.
the american colonies allowed only catholics to settle.
the american colonies were settled by diverse groups of people.
many of the new england colonies were settled for religious reasons.
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