the southern colonists from the New England colonists is that the motivation of the two were distinct, and as a result two colonies diverged in their goals. The southern colonists were aiming for economic prosperity; the presence of vast quantities of cheap land in America opened opportunities for economic advancement unknown in overcrowded Europe...
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the southern colonists from the New England colonists is that the motivation of the two were distinct, and as a result two colonies diverged in their goals. The southern colonists were aiming for economic prosperity; the presence of vast quantities of cheap land in America opened opportunities for economic advancement unknown in overcrowded Europe...
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evolution of monetary system In 1755 the Continental Congress started to print money. Then in 1755 the newly established Continental Congress made continental papers with many different symbols on them such as a great seal with an eagle, and a pyramid with an eye...	2 / 558
History Of Money They were an ostentatious form of ornamentation, their value in that role being a prime reason for their acceptability as money. Wampum's use as money in north America undoubtedly came about as an extension of its desirability for ornamentation...	2 / 457
Economic And Political Causes For The American Revolution The colonials claimed that Parliament had the sovereign power to legislate in the interest of the entire British Empire, but that it could only tax those actually represented in Parliament...	2 / 284
American Revolution The tea act was an act where the colonist middlemen merchants were being bypassed, and the trading was done by the British. This hurt the economic prosperity of the colonists, mobs had strengthened in anger and the Boston T...	2 / 537