In the early 1600s, English colonies were established along the Atlantic seaboard. What was a key difference between these colonies and New France by the 1700s?

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In the early 1600s, English colonies were established along the Atlantic seaboard. What was a key difference between these colonies and New France by the 1700s?

AThey were less religious
BThey had fewer people
CThey were richer and more populous
DThey had weaker armies

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Correct answer: C) They were richer and more populous

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The guide states that the English colonies along the Atlantic seaboard, which were established in the early 1600s, eventually became richer and more populous than New France.

In the early 1600s, English colonies were established along the Atlantic seaboard. What was a key difference between these colonies and New France by the 1700s?

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