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Doc 1: As an old map, this aids those who need grasp of the area, and are choosing where to settle? (vagrants, governors, the religiously prosecuted)
Doc 2: Population values will also help with choice of settlement; to those wanting to seek those opportunities.

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Doc 1: The British wanted to be part of the new world as well, because other European were settling there as well.
Doc 2 : More people are coming to the new world

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Doc 1: The Europeans with their want for exploration and luxury goods already established colonies in  the east coast of America
Doc 2: The amount of people in the new world.

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Doc 1: The illustration may be useful to those who need it for search of a colony to reside in, as this provides a grasp of the areas.
Doc 2: To relay the population values.

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Doc 1: Originally england had made joint stock companies for the exploration to find gold and other luxury goods and also to create settlements along the coast. And this lead to the formation of the 13 colonies.
Doc 2: Within that 100 years the presence of the english grew and also its colonies. The english had taken over more land from the natives and expanded trade and agriculture.

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Doc 1: This may be useful to some people who need to look for places to stay in and it gives them a lay out of the area.
Doc 2: To show the population values.

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Doc 1: POV is most obviously someone who is knowledgeable, intelligent, and probably of higher class, considering they have to know their way around the colonies, who charted who, to which each colony belongs, (middle, southern) thus a cartographer.
Doc 2: Since the diagram is a bit more modern, I'd have to say that the creator was NOT of the colonial periods.. ?

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Doc 1: This helped people back in the day to chose where they want to settle at.
Doc 2: Those wanting to look out for opportunities for value(?)

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Doc 1: The audience of this map was for england to inform  them the size and land of their colonies and it would later inform us on it too.
Doc 2: Shows us the rise of population as they prosper from trade and agriculture in the colonies except in the carribean where the population went down due to sugar cane being grown in the 13 colonies instead.

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Doc 1: As the Europeans have discovered new land, many try to compete and claim lands for theri nations. For many reasons for economy, competition for power, luxory goods and etc.
Doc 2: As time goes by colonies have helped the British economically, which later gain more population and expand their territory.

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Doc 1: It is someone who knew the lay out and knew their way around the colonies.
Soc 2: Someone who records population.

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Doc 1: European countries traveled to the Americas to expand their wealth and establish settlement. England mainly established colonies on the Atlantic coast.
Doc 2: Many people continued to immigrate to the colonies often to escape prosecution. As they stayed in the new land they learned to cultivate and grow cash crops.

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Doc 1: The diagram does not reflect a continuity, but records the geography from the colonial period; which relays information and shapes certain arguments those may have from its time.
Doc 2: Population of this period is very important; as it relays how successful certain colonies were, or how terribly they were performing. (this is bad im sorry idk what im saying)

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Doc 1 : The English people

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Doc 1:  It shows the geography for the colonies back in that time period.
Doc 2: It can be important to show how people were doing in each colonies.

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Doc 1: The purpose is to show and inform the people at the time how big the colonies were and their boundaries.
Doc 2: In forms us or people of the time the success and population boom of the colonies

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Doc 1: The pov is of someone of money and power like the king or investors so that they would know the reach of their power.
Doc 2: The pov is also for the king to show him the population boom of the colonies due to their prosperity.

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Doc 1: Historically, Europeans with the immense desire for exploration, and gain of luxury goods have already established colonies among the east coast of Early America after implementing the first instrument to colonization: joint stock companies. (namely the British) The late 16th centuries opted for the explosion in population, lack of labor, religious prosecution, which attributed to the colonial making of America. Opportunities.
Doc 2: (nearly the same.. but..) Certain colonies came off to a good start and were absolutely thriving, while others not so much; depending on those who arrived equates how well a colony did. Plymouth, a religiously motivated colony who associated with the Natives well = boost to their population, as contrasted to Jamestown, who performed awfully due to opposing ideals and undependable settlers. + bad relationship with Natives. (at its start, hence its low population due to disease and starvation..)

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Doc 1: its important because it shows where the 13 colonies were at the time and their boundaries informing us on how much territory the english controlled.
Doc 2: Its import ant because it shows how big the population and how it changed and how the colonies were prosperous.

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Doc 1 and 2: These two documents must have been intended for the people who are interested about the colonies.

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Doc 1: Was aimed for the English government and people to demonstrate the colonies that were formed. It also served to inform the public of the different settlements  they could emigrate to.
Doc 2: Was created for the English government to communicate their progress and prosperity in the new world.

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Doc 1: The purpose for this document was to show what did the British claim in North America.
Doc 2: The prupose for this document was to see any progress in those colonies throughout 1650-1700.

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Doc 1 - English settlers arrived in the New World and began exploring and setting up cities and farms all along the East Coast of the United States.
Doc 2 - As more and more settlers and slaves arrived in the New World population generally went up, hindered by disease starvation and other factors.

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Doc 1 - Document 1 is for anyone who needs to know the layout of the East Coast of the United States and where England had power
Doc 2 - Document 2 is for anyone who needs to know the populations of these reigons and how they have changed over time.

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Doc 1 - The purpose of Document 1 is to show the area that England has colonized and where England has settlers and power.
Doc 2 - The purpose of Document 2 is to show how the populations of these regions has changed over time.

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Doc 1: The pov is just somone know his or her ways around the colonies. Traveling every part that was owned

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Doc 1 - Document 1 is from the perspective of a mapmaker making a map of he colonies.
Doc 2 - Document 2 is from the perspective of someone who has analyzed or received data from someone who analyzed the population of these regions.

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Doc 1 - Document 1 is important because it shows where the colonies are and how the english settlers are spread.
Doc 2 - Document 2 is important because it shows how population changes over time for these regions.

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1. Many European countries were drawn to the Americas in search of a route to Asia. They called the native peoples Indians and proceeded to establish cities on land that was either borrowed or taken without permission. In North America, England dominated the East coast but were strongly opposed by native tribes.

2. When founding colonies in the New World, many settlers came to America to avoid persecution by the Church. Over a half of the  white population in America was in indentured servitude. However, not all colonists were there by choice. Some were kidnapped, some were convicted, and some were sold into slavery.

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1. Persons looking to know the boundaries of the English colonies, as mandated by the Proclamation of 1763.

2. Persons looking to observe the change in population of New World colonies by region, between the years 1650 - 1700.

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1. To give a visual representation of England's colonies' geographical boundaries and neighboring regions.

2. To show the increase or decrease of the populations of New World colonies between the years 1650 and 1700.

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1. A competent cartologist or a person with access to mapping software created this map. The author of this map also has a sufficient knowledge of England's historical colonies and neighboring regions.

2. A person with sufficient knowledge of graphing bar graphs and the populations of New World colonies in 1650 and 1700.

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1. This document shows the geographical position of England's 13 colonies, which can be used for future study and education.

2. The increase or decrease of populations can be used to support multiple arguments regarding the events conspiring between 1650 and 1700.

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1. This is a map of the original 13 British Colonies, built from land that was stolen from indigenous people in the Americas, mostly by force. The English colonized most of the East coast of North America.

2. This is a graph showing the rise in populations of the colonies from 1650 to 1700. As colonies were being established, and were able to be seen as a viable place to live, many people sailed to America to start a new life. Some were also sent by force, such as prisoners, since the prisons in England at this time were overcrowded.

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1. The first document is useful to anyone wanting to know what the colonies originally looked like, how much land they took up, etc. It was also useful back in the late 1600s, as it showed the English the extent of their reach.

2. The second document is useful to anyone who wants to observe the sheer volume of people that migrated to the English colonies in the mid-late 1600s.

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1. The purpose of the first document was to show the British exactly how much land they owned in the Americas. Nowadays, it shows us what the colonies originally looked like, before they became states and gained more land.

2. The second document is useful to anyone learning about this period of history, and anyone interested in knowing the fluxuations of the population in the English colonies.

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1. The original map that this modern one is based off of was most likely made by a skilled English cartographer. It was also most likely made to communicate the amount of land held by the English, as well as to create a tool to navigate this new land.

2. This population graph was likely made by a historian in the 21st Century, as it was created by a computer, rather than by hand.

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1. This map is useful as it shows the original boundaries and sizes of the colonies, which is useful both for comparison to the modern day, as well as for future reference and study.

2. This population graph can help modern-day historians, and anyone else studying the subject, understand the amount of people that lived in the original colonies.