English Law in 17th Century
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2m 26s
The settlers were colonists of England and so as a requirement had to follow English social rules and docterine.

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To pay for their voyage and materials to the new land, the colonists had to take out a loan, promising to repay their debts with materials from the new land.
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Settlers are apprehended for breaking laws in their colony. Their punishments are determined by their governer and preacher.
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Food shortages in colonies were common, as many had not developed a stable food source yet. To survive, many opened their mind to hunting and high-risk eating habits.