The European & African-American were the American pioneers who settled the northern Great Plains.
<h3>Why did people settle in the Great Plains?</h3>
Geographically, the great Plains is termed as the expanse of flatland in North America that is located west on the Mississippi River and east of the Rocky Mountains in which much of it are covered in prairie, steppe, and grassland.
Mostly, the european immigrants flooded the location while seeking for political or religious freedom as well as to escape poverty in their own country. Also, the younger people migrated there because the land was becoming more expensive and want a chance to own their own land.
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Answer:If I had to choose which colony to live in between Plymouth & Jamestown, I would choose Plymouth. The reason I would live in Plymouth is because I’d probably die in Jamestown because of an Indian attack, or a disease. In Plymouth, there is peace with the Indians and the colony. I also wouldn’t be in Jamestown because I am not a greedy person who looks for gold instead of food and starves to death because of it. I’d rather be searching for food and shelter rather than waste my time trying to find gold only to find fool’s gold. Also, think of the privilege it would be to witness the first Thanksgiving!
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A problem could've been that the Soviet Union took more than they should've. This could cause tension and lead to a war.
The 2nd one. Thank god for Hamilton
