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ANSWER ASAP 30 POINTS Aside from religious intolerance, how did economic opportunities influence early settlers?

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The cost of owning land in Europe was too high, many people saw the availability of cheap land in the New World as an opportunity they couldn't pass up, in spite of the risks.

The cost of owning land in Europe was too high, but it was not really any better in the New World, so only the wealthy nobles settled in the New World as they had the means to purchase ie.

The cost of owning land in Europe was too high, but the dangers of settling in the New World stopped most people from settling. For this reason, kings had to force settlers to leave.

There was no shortage of land in Europe.

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