Colonists

The colonists built homes and farms on the new land.

The colonists faced many challenges when they settled in the new world.

The colonists in North Carolina were fiercely independent and resistant to authority.

The British sent more troops to America to quell the colonists' rebellion.

The colonists resisted British attempts to impose taxes without representation.

The colonists fought a long and difficult war for independence.

The colonists built their homes and farms on land taken from Native Americans.

The colonists in Massachusetts formed a committee to draft a declaration of rights.

The colonists in New York City celebrated the news of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Many colonists were loyal to the British crown, while others wanted independence.

After independence, the former colonists had to build a new nation from scratch.

The colonists in South Carolina relied on slavery to work their plantations.

The emperor sent a group of colonists to inhabit the newly conquered territory.

The colonists were responsible for clearing the land and building their own homes.

The colonists built houses and farms in the new land.

The colonists celebrated their first harvest in the new world.

The colonists brought diseases that devastated the native population.

The colonists came to the New World in search of religious freedom.

The colonists brought with them new crops and animals to the new world.

The British colonists brought their culture and customs with them to the Americas.

The colonists built a fort to protect themselves from attacks by the natives.

The English colonists in India introduced cricket to the locals.

The Portuguese colonists established a colony in Brazil.

The Belgian colonists in the Congo brutally exploited the country's resources.

The American colonists rebelled against British rule in the Revolutionary War.

The colonists built their houses using local materials found in the area.

The colonists faced many hardships, including disease and starvation.

The colonists developed a new form of government based on democratic principles.

The colonists erected a fort to protect themselves from potential invaders.

The colonists came to America seeking a new life.

The colonists established trade relationships with other colonies.

The colonists built a dam to control the water supply.

The colonists relied heavily on the local resources to sustain themselves.

The British colonists revolted against their mother country to establish a new nation.

The colonists brought with them their culture and traditions to the new territory.

The Spanish colonists brought diseases that devastated the indigenous population.

The colonists faced resistance from the native tribes who fought to protect their land.

The Dutch colonists established a profitable trading post in the East Indies.

The colonists sailed across the Atlantic to establish a new colony.

Some colonists in Pennsylvania established their own religious communities, such as the Amish.

The colonists declared independence from Great Britain in 1776.

The colonists arrived in America in search of a new life.

The colonists traded with Native Americans for furs and other goods.

The colonists formed their own government to manage their affairs.

The British colonists rebelled against their colonial rulers.

The colonists had to deal with harsh winters and disease outbreaks.

The colonists were able to grow crops in the fertile soil.

The colonists' way of life evolved significantly over time.

The colonists grew crops for sustenance and trade.

The colonists brought with them their customs and traditions to the new land.