A majority of the early english migrants to the chesapeake bay area were

a. families with young children

b. indentured servants

c. wealthy gentlemen

d. merchants and craftsmen

e. disfranchised catholics

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Mattie Bartlett

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3 December, 20:42

A majority of the early english migrants to the chesapeake bay area were

a. families with young children

b. indentured servants

c. wealthy gentlemen

d. merchants and craftsmen

e. disfranchised catholics

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Bailey Zimmerman · Answer 1

b. indentured servants

Explanation:

The migrants could sign a contract to become indentured servants to pay for the Atlantic crossing. They would be servants for 5 to 7 years and after that, they would be given land and clothes, farm tools and seed. After the economy got better in Europe and emigration to Chesapeake decreased the servants were replaced by African slaves.

A majority of the early english migrants to the chesapeake bay area werea. families with young childrenb. indentured servantsc. wealthy gentlemend. merchants and craftsmene. disfranchised catholics

A majority of the early english migrants to the chesapeake bay area were

a. families with young children

b. indentured servants

c. wealthy gentlemen

d. merchants and craftsmen

e. disfranchised catholics