Most old immigrants who came to america during the 1600's and 1700's were from

a. africa
b. eastern europe
c. southern europe
d. western europe

The correct answer is B. Eastern Europe

Explanation:

During the 17th century (1600) around 400000 English people traveled to America and half of them stary in the U.S. ; additionally, in the 18th century (1700) around a similar number of English people immigrated to the U.S and around 400000 immigrants from other countries such as Germany, Scotland, Ireland, Switzerland and France, this occurred mainly as migration to the U.S. was limited by policies and it was not after 1800 that people from different continents such as Asia began migrating to the U.S. massively. All of the countries mentioned before are located in the East of Europe and thus belong to Eastern Europe, thus most immigrants during the 1600s and 1700s were from Eastern Europe.

The correct answer is B. Eastern Europe

Explanation:

During the 17th century (1600) around 400000 English people traveled to America and half of them stary in the U.S. ; additionally, in the 18th century (1700) around a similar number of English people immigrated to the U.S and around 400000 immigrants from other countries such as Germany, Scotland, Ireland, Switzerland and France, this occurred mainly as migration to the U.S. was limited by policies and it was not after 1800 that people from different continents such as Asia began migrating to the U.S. massively. All of the countries mentioned before are located in the East of Europe and thus belong to Eastern Europe, thus most immigrants during the 1600s and 1700s were from Eastern Europe.

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