... over the entire colonial era, the prosperous economy and population of the New England area had caused shortages of fertile farmland, and therefore the colonists moved to farther west for greater profits.xviii Nevertheless, the Royal Proclamation of 1763 halted their expansion based on the diplomatic consideration of stabilizing relations with Native North American tribes.xix Colonists' increasing dissatisfactions ... development companies to sell lands to settlers and trade with the Indians. Immeasurable economic loss in the Colonies was foreseeable if the Act took effect. For instance,...

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... different from one another, which are proven by their many disputes and quarrels. Counting the numerous Indian tribes during Colonial America is virtually unfeasible, but should be accounted for when observing the ethnic and religious diversity of America. Statistically, if the diversity of the continent were judged on a scale from zero to ten, ten being absolutely diverse ... toleration or free speech. Pennsylvania on the other hand, was a place of Liberal land policies which attracted many immigrants from all over Europe. Founded by William Penn as a "Haven for Quakers-, Penn emphasize...

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