Which of these individuals would have been most likely to settle in one of the mid-atlantic/middle colonies? a) a member of the puritan religious sect b) a german immigrant searching for religious freedom and tolerance c) a wealthy planter in search of cheap land for a cotton plantation d) a widowed woman seeking full voting and property ownership rights

B) a German immigrant searching for religious freedom and tolerance

Explanation:

The Middle Colonies were the ones that were the most tolerant when it came to religion and ethnicity. They were something in between the New England and the South colonies. Because these colonies was tolerant to different groups of people, a German immigrant would most definitely seek to move into some of them in order to find religious freedom and tolerance. The South was much strict when ti come to religion and tradition, while the New England colonies were dominated by Puritans.

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