Colonial America
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The British American colonies embodied such social, economic, and political diversity that they did not, of course, constitute a single “old order” any more than Europe did. They had evolved from different origins: English, Dutch, and Scandinavian; and under an array of influences: Native American, French, African, Irish, Scottish, German. Even the two oldest areas of English settlement, the Chesapeake region and New England, differed markedly. In New England, where early settlement involved whole families, and where sex ratios quickly achieved a rough parity, seventeenth-century settlers set patterns for longevity and demographic robustness that were sustained throughout the colonial period.
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1969 ◽
Vol 29
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pp. 230-263
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Native American gender politics and material culture in seventeenth-century southeastern New England
2004 ◽
Vol 4
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pp. 334-367
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2017 ◽
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