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In the eighteenth century, british colonists wishing to settle west of the appalachians were principally motivated by

In the eighteenth century, british colonists wishing to settle west of the appalachians were principally motivated by
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in the eighteenth century, british colonists wishing to settle west of the appalachians were principally motivated by

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They were motivated by the low prices and it was easier to obtain lands

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