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Who were the second group of English settlers in the New World? 1 Wampanoags 2 Pilgrims 3 Virginians
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Who were the second group of English settlers in the New World?

1 Wampanoags
2 Pilgrims
3 Virginians

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Its was the second gruop.

Hiope this helps!
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The second group of English settlers in the New World is the Pilgrims. This is because they have found the Indians that lived in the New World after the Spaniards. So number2 is correct. Hope this helps.
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