Although Britain was not the first European country to establish settlements in North America, British settlers were highly successful. What was one of the differences in British settlement patterns that may have contributed to this success?

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Marco Banks

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15 September, 04:06

Although Britain was not the first European country to establish settlements in North America, British settlers were highly successful. What was one of the differences in British settlement patterns that may have contributed to this success?

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Micheal Bridges · Answer 1

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While the other European nations focused only on the trade relations, Britain was encouraging its natives to settle in America. Britain's government took adequate steps to so that entire families can settle in North America. The hope of new economic opportunities and fresh land available for cultivation, a large number of the British population was interested to try their luck in the New World.