How many english colonial immigrants came to the US during 1607-1776?
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Behring's strait. It is said that people crossed it from Asia many centuries ago, to populate America
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The British colony in Massachusetts started because of money. English "gentlement" flocked to the colony in hopes to make a quick buck with cash crops. Some women also came, but the vast majority were men.\n\nOf course, there were many varied (and potentially life-threatening) factors at work once they arrived, but that exceeds the scope of the question.
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The 4 (four) new Englnd colonies are - \nMASSACHUSETTS, NEW HAMPSHIRE , RHODE ISLAND , CONNECTICUT
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None.  No other country declared or gained independence in 1776
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Asian peoples who later formed the native american tribes were the first.  hundreds of years later the vikings (anglo saxons) also arrived to explore the Americas.  Hundreds of years after that in 1492, A spanish Explorer Christopher Columbus, was paid by the Queen of Portugal to find a new route to India.  He choose to sail west rather than east and landed in what is now South America.  He then went on to India.  After Columbus returned to Portugal, he reported what he found to the Queen.  After the news of his adventures spread Spain and Portugal both began sending expiditions to the Americas and formed a few colonies in South and Central America.  \n\nIn the late 16th Century, France and Britain were exploring North America and Britain formed the James town settlement.  The first British Colony in the Americas.  France was also sending convicts to work the land in eastern Canada.  \n\nDuring the 17th century, many British and a few Dutch groups came to the New World for religious freedom.  By the early 18th century young British men were braving the new world in hopes of making their fortunes and some adventurous intellectuals also made the journey.  \n\nIt was not until the 19th century that significant numbers of non-Brits (Eastern Europeans, Italians, Germans, etc.) came to the United States.
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If you mean the first six out of the 13 original colonies of the United States, here you are:\n\n1) Virginia - 1607\n2) New Hampshire - 1623\n3) Massachusetts - c. 1628\n4) Maryland - 1634\n5) Connecticut - 1635\n6) Rhode Island - 1636
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The New England Colonies include Massachusetts (which included Maine athe time), Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Vermont.  Boston was the chief city for the New Endland Colonies and was founded in 1630.  \n\nLook on wikipedia.org for a better description.
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It does happen but it takes a generation or two for new immigrants to assimilate into American society.  Some groups do not want to assimilate and just want to have their own communities, separate from others.  This is NOT what American is about.  I do not disparage anyone's culture, and we SHOULD celebrate heritage and culture of our past, but we need to all embrace our common bond as Americans.  E Pluribus Unum means "Out of Many, One".  This is what we need to strive for, to be the nation that we were on September 12th 2001.  To be One!
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Im pretty sure that Jamestown was founded to start the beginning of the new colonies that England planned to establish in America.  The men were sent over to set up the colony as it was only forest when they landed so that it would be suitable for women and children to come over later after they had made sure the area was safe and that there was proper shelter for them.
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The United States of America declared her independence from the United Kingdom on July 4, 1776, as documented in the Declaration of Independence.
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The first city in America was Jamestown, VIrginia established in about 1620, so the colonists first settled here approximately 386 years ago. However, if your talking about the continent itself or when Indians first came here, I'm not so sure, but Indians did come during the Ice Age.\n\nBTW America didn't gain independence in 1776 thats when the Declaration of Independence was signed, they gained independence after they won the Revolutionary War
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D--women didn't arrive in Jamestown until 1619
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It was one of the original thirteen colonies, so it became a state in 1776 when the Declaration of Independence was signed changing the name of the colonies to the states.  Or if you want to be technical, 1789 when the Constitution was adopted officially.
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Per year? Or since 1776?
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Since the establishment of the 13 colonies, the Irish have been coming to America. The first large scale emigration of Irish came before the revolution. The famine Irish came close to 100 years later. The famine devastated the irish population which dropped significantly from the 8 million that were there prior to the famine. The famine reduced the population by 2.5 million  - that includes both the dead and those that emigrated. The population to this day has never recovered. \n\nMany americans do go to Ireland to work, but rarely give up their citizenship as the irish immigrants did when they came here. Most americans go on work visas. But the number of americans who go to ireland on work differences is dramatically smaller than the number of irish that emigrated here over the centuries.
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The American Revolution is the series of events, ideas, and changes that resulted in the political separation of thirteen colonies in North America from the British Empire and the creation of the United States of America. The American Revolutionary War (1775–1783) was one part of the revolution, but the revolution began before the first shot was fired at Lexington and Concord and continued after the British surrender at Yorktown. "The Revolution was effected before the War commenced," wrote John Adams. "The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people."