Answer: A land of opportunity
Step-by-step explanation:
Michel Guillaume Jean de Crèvecœur was an immigrant from French and he lived in North America back then in 1782. He wrote ''Letters from an American farmer'' which is a series of his essays about development in the new land.
By the name ''new land'' he was thinking of the USA and back then, it was the time when America became independent. For him, America was place of new opportunities and different nationalities and cultures. De Crevecour was thinking that the people should be united and equal so the new nation can rise as its best.
In his work he was describing provincial situations, customs, manners and more.