Englishmen represented the majority of the colony's population. The first Africans arrived at Virginia in 1619. However, at this point in time, the concept of slavery was not fully developed. In the early 18th century, an important group of Scots-Irish would settle on the Virginia Frontier.
European immigrants brought their own religious beliefs and established the Anglican Church as the official religion of the colony in 1619.
The correct answer is D. all of the above. English and Scots-Irish immigrated on their own account and the Africans were brought by the European from African as a part of the triangular trade.
Conference committees are often a necessary part of the federal legislative process because bills reviewed by these committees cannot be vetoed by the president.
