Who would be most likely to move from Europe to the New World in the early 1600s?
A) A 19 year-old, first born son with many skills.
B) A 37 year-old skilled carpenter.
C) A 17 year-old from a poor family.
D) A 51 year-old woman.
E) An unskilled laborer with a wife and two children.

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In the early 1600s, many people who moved to the New World were young individuals from poor families seeking better opportunities and a chance to own land, which was difficult to achieve in Europe due to economic and social constraints.

Who Would Be Most Likely to Move from Europe to the New