In combination, what do both documents tell us about the role and significance of immigrants in early British North America?

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During the early colonization of America by British in the 17th Century, the two major groups that immigrated into the States were the Germans and the Scots-Irish.

The immigrants perceived opportunity for riches in the state, others believed the colonization will favor them, some migrated to have religious freedom and escape poverty.

The significant of the immigrant in the 17th century is experiences of immigrant from Irish, New-England and Germans helps to develop a hard-working and fearless spirits in the natives.

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