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What was the primary motive for the influx of Catholic, Quaker and Puritan immigrants to the English colonies in the 17th century ? a. profit from natural resources b. avoid crop failures and famine c.
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What was the primary motive for the influx of Catholic, Quaker and Puritan immigrants to the English colonies in the 17th century ?

a. profit from natural resources
b. avoid crop failures and famine
c. Escape persecution
d. produce cash crops to pay off debts

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Produce cash crops to pay off debts

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Answer:b

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