How did England attract settlers to the Colony of New Jersey?

A. Settlers were paid a sum of money

B. Settlers were given a gift of land.

C. Settlers were guaranteed certain rights

D. Settlers were given knighthoods.

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Tori Ingram

3 September, 02:36

How did England attract settlers to the Colony of New Jersey?

A. Settlers were paid a sum of money

B. Settlers were given a gift of land.

C. Settlers were guaranteed certain rights

D. Settlers were given knighthoods.

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Jenna Mayo · Answer 1

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Explanation:

The name New Jersey was introduced, which honored the isle of Jersey in the English Channel. The Duke's claim was passed along to two of his supporters, Lord John Berkeley and Sir John Carteret. These enterprising businessmen offered land at bargain prices and full religious toleration to attract settlers.

How did England attract settlers to the Colony of New Jersey?A. Settlers were paid a sum of moneyB. Settlers were given a gift of land.C. Settlers were guaranteed certain rightsD. Settlers were given knighthoods.

How did England attract settlers to the Colony of New Jersey?

A. Settlers were paid a sum of money

B. Settlers were given a gift of land.

C. Settlers were guaranteed certain rights

D. Settlers were given knighthoods.