What motivations did colonists have for migrating to the Southern colonies? A) religious motivation B) economic motivation C) political motivation D) none of these are true

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Agilarasan Anbu · Answer 1 · 2021-11-16T17:43:52+0000

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D) none of these are true

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Colonists migrated to Southern colonies for agricultural purposes, to create towns/villages. It was not for religious, economic, or political reasons.

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