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What were the key reasons for the large increase in colonial population in the 1700s? Select the two that apply. early marriages few diseases and deaths immigration few farmers …

What were the key reasons for the large increase in colonial population in the 1700s? Select the two that apply. early marriages few diseases and deaths immigration few farmers …
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What were the key reasons for the large increase in colonial population in the 1700s? Select the two that apply.

early marriages
few diseases and deaths
immigration
few farmers and more city dwellers

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The first would definitely be immigration, but as for the second, I would guess early marriages due to there being an abundant amount of resources to enable the colonists to start families.
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