13 Colonies Social Structure

Between 1607 and 1775 the British in North America from the east coast of the Atlantic, to the Appalachian Mountains was the 13 colonies. The 13 colonies names were Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts Bay, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Why did these people travel to this land to build the 13 colonies, and how could the 13 colonies become to the United States. What was the social structure of the 13 colonies.
A group of the British bottom people wants to pursue the freedom. Not only British came to the North America, but also some European came to North America too.In order to counter the oppression of despicable

nobles and capitalists. They were forced to leave their home in the U.K. They took the Mayflower kayak to the American continent. After they came to here, they killed a lot of indigenous people. They had a lot of the children, then that land became to the U.S.
\In the eighteenth century, Britain were set up 13 colonies on the Atlantic coast. A little by little the 13 colonies became to U.S. The English became to the common language of the colony. British brutal rule and high-handed policy caused the resistance of the people of the North American colonies. In 1776, the Continental Congress passed the Declaration of Independence, that 13 colonies were independent from England. Then the 13 colonies became to the U.S. After that, in 1789 on April, Washington became to the first U.S. president.
The national composition of the colony was very complex, except the Indians and blacks. There are French, Dutch, German, Swedish, Swiss, Irish and British and so on. The most people were came from the British. The population of the colony in 1750, was about 2,384,000, of which the black population was 384,000. The social structure of the colony was very complex. The top was a large merchant and a large plantation owner, in the middle was a small landowner, small factory owners, technicians, farmers, etc., followed by tenant farmers, farmers, fishermen, handicraftsmen, craftsmen, apprentices. Pressure in the bottom was the contract slaves, blacks. The Indians were the object of massacre and extermination.