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28 November, 16:17

Why would primogeniture encourage migration to colonies

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    Primogeniture would encourage migration because it only allows power to be given to the eldest, or first born. People who are not of the same mind of their eldest kin would want seek new territory in order to establish their own form of beliefs and display of power.
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