The migration of people to virginia differed from new england in that…. a. migration to virginia resulted in a strict puritan society b. migration to new england largely consisted of indentured servants c. migration to virginia was a largely homogenous movement d. migration to new england was a largely homogeneous movement

D. Migration to New England was a largely homogeneous movement

Virginia was a business colony and therefore the people were more diverse whereas New England settlers were establishing a new home and brought their families with them creating a homogeneous (all the same) community.

Virginia was a colony set up to be a business. Wealthy and poor came to settle eventually adding blacks into the community as slaves. New England was settled by religious separatists looking for a new home where they could live by their own rules. They brought whole families from their community in England creating a new community of all similar people. The colonies of New England were harsh to people that disagree and often exiled them from the community. New Englanders did not have much contact with Native Americans and did not have slaves.

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