Settlers

People who establish a new home in another place.

pioneers colonists

Settlers are people who leave their original country or region to establish a new home in another place. They often seek land, resources, or better opportunities.

The term 'settler' comes from Old English settel, meaning someone who settles in a place.

Settlers are people who move to a new place, like a different country or region, and build a home and community there.

The term 'settler' is often used in historical contexts
Many modern countries were formed through settlement by people from other regions
Early settlers often faced challenging conditions and hardships

What is a settler? A person who establishes a new home in another place
What motivates settlers? Economic opportunity, religious freedom, or land ownership
Where have settlers historically migrated? North America, Australia, and New Zealand

immigrants pioneers colonists

migrants people

farmers homesteaders

population community

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