Why Did The Population Grow In The 18th Century

News- The great British colonies have been expanding rapidly in the recent years. The population has flourished well over 2 million from 250,000 in 1700. The growth of the colonies was the augmentation the colonial society. The rise in family growth was another reason for the population expansion. All different people of all various races, ethnic backgrounds, and religious lived in the thirteen colonies, migrating there for their own distinct reasons. The more the colonies the develop the wider diverse the population becomes. People arrive from Northern Ireland, Africa, Germany, and Scotland evidently decreasing the percentage of the English to other races. The ceap land and vast wilderness provided the colonists room to settle. The new migrators
Choose from a selection of rice, fur, hides, indigo, lumer, fish, flour, and tobacco. These products are also traded with other countries for manufactured goods and other products from England, Africa, the Indies and other places.

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Equiano is from Nigeria and had his home broken into by two African men and a woman. He was kidnapped alongside his sister until they were split up. Equiano was sold to many African masters as he moved closer to the west coast. He was afraid of the white people who he had never encountered before. On the ship filled with African men, women, and children some were dying and groaning in agony. About fifteen to fifty percent of the Africans on the ship succumb to the harsh sea. Most slaves were sold in Barbados, but Equiano was shipped off to Virginia. There were ample amounts of people from Africa, but no one could communicate with him. He was finally sold to a captain and spend ten years as a slave until he bought his freedom in 1766. The African Americans strived to preserve their culture and stick together with the others from their country. They had a strong belief in kinship especially because they ride to the New World alone. They adopt each other as brother and sister to create a family, just as Equiano was. They also name their children names from their country to uphold their culture which is of great importance to