There were two major motives behind English expansion to the North American continent--the first of which was Puritans trying to escape religious persecution back in England, and the second of which was the English crown wanting to gain more resources and territory in the New World.
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A nation, in a broad sense, is a historical-cultural community with a territory that considers itself and that sees itself with a certain degree of consciousness differentiated from the others. The modern sense of nation was born in the second half of the eighteenth century, as a group of citizens in which the sovereignty of the State resides.
Working in the middle colonies was attractive because European immigrants wanted to farm the fertile soil.
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If the citizens were not required to serve on jury, we had to rely solely on government decision to establish the law.
This actually had a lot of negative outcomes. Such as the people could no longer held the power in lawmaking process which cause government could do whatever they like.
