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1. In the 1600s, how did the economy of England push people to move to the South?

1. In the 1600s, how did the economy of England push people to move to the South?
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1. In the 1600s, how did the economy of England push people to move to the South?

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they had a rude king/man and they didnt want his rules so they pushed away and also superior to the "New Immigrants" who came from the south west of Europe or Asia.
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