British colonists

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British colonists were settlers and administrators from Britain who established and governed colonies across North America and other parts of the world, profoundly shaping local societies, economies, and Indigenous relations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial administrators
group of people
settler population
associatedWith British Empire
colonialism
imperial expansion
consequence creation of settler-dominated states
long-term socio-economic inequalities
marginalization of Indigenous populations
countryOfOrigin England
Ireland
Kingdom of Great Britain
Scotland
Wales
economicActivity cash-crop agriculture
fur trade
maritime trade
mining
influenced Indigenous political structures
land tenure systems
language use in colonies
legal systems in colonies
local economies
local societies
religious practices in colonies
introduced Anglicanism
British educational institutions
British legal institutions
Protestant denominations
involvedIn Atlantic slave trade
conflicts with Indigenous nations
displacement of Indigenous peoples
plantation slavery
treaty-making with Indigenous peoples
languageSpread English language
operatedIn Africa
Australia
Caribbean
Middle East
New Zealand
North America
Pacific Islands
South Asia
Southeast Asia
role administered imperial policies
developed plantation economies
developed settler economies
established colonies
governed colonies
settled on Indigenous lands
timePeriod 16th century
17th century
18th century
19th century
early 20th century

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Odawa colonialContactWith British colonists
Creek (Muscogee) colonialContactWith British colonists
Treaty of Hartford (1638) involvedParty English colonists
linked to: British colonists
Quiripi people encounteredBy English colonists
linked to: British colonists
Pennacook people colonialInteractionWith English colonists
linked to: British colonists
Algonquin people colonialEncounterWith British colonists
Joseph Bradford partOf New England colonists
linked to: British colonists
Swansea, Massachusetts Bay (historical) conflictSide New England colonists
linked to: British colonists
Wiradjeri hasColonialContactWith British colonists
Algonquian peoples hasHistoricalInteractionWith British colonists in North America
linked to: British colonists
Maliseet colonialContactWith British colonists
Chickasaw Wars participant British colonists
Natal Colony ethnicGroup British settlers
subject linked to: former Natal Colony
linked to: British colonists
Wea contactWith British colonists
eastern frontier of the Cape Colony ethnicGroupInvolved British settlers
linked to: British colonists
Yuchi colonialContactWith British colonists
British colonisation of Australia mainSubject British settlers in Australia
linked to: British colonists
Lower Creek conflictWith British colonists
Ann Franklin ethnicGroup New England colonists
linked to: British colonists
Elizabeth Wendell ethnicGroup New England colonists
linked to: British colonists
Jason Russell ethnicGroup New England colonists
linked to: British colonists
British Natal ethnicGroup British settlers
linked to: British colonists
Sarah Cloyce ethnicGroup English colonists in New England
subject linked to: Sarah
linked to: British colonists
Temperance Gorham ethnicGroup English colonists in New England
linked to: British colonists
Malecite colonialContact British colonists
Raid on Canso (1723) defender British colonists
William Thomas ethnicGroup English colonists in New England
linked to: British colonists
New-England Courant hasAudience New England colonists
linked to: British colonists
British Empire in Kenya region encouragedSettlementOf British settlers
linked to: British colonists
Lower Creek people tradedWith British colonists
Ofos Indians colonialContactWith English colonists
linked to: British colonists
Myall Creek massacre perpetrator European colonists
linked to: British colonists
Ofogoula Indians colonialContactWith British colonists
Malecite people colonialContactWith British colonists
Malécites colonialContactWith British colonists