What percent of colonist lived in villages and towns versus rural farming areas or the frontier?

20% villages & towns, 80% rural areas

10% villages & towns, 90% rural areas

10% villages & towns, 10% rural areas

50% villages & towns, 50% rural areas

10 percent of the colonists lived in villages and towns, whereas, 90% lived in rural farming areas or the frontier.

Option B

Explanation:

Initially, after the newly found lands began being colonized, the settlers chose to continue their old professions that they practiced in their native countries. The availability of cultivable land where there were rural settlements attracted the farmers more towards the rural areas.

Also, some settlers opted not to move deep into the interiors of the newly discovered lands and chose to settle down on the frontiers. A very small amount of settlers that were into professions like the smithy, cobbling, tailoring, etc. moved to towns and villages in search of earning opportunities.

A) was acquired from Britain.

Explanation: The legend in the bottom left of the map shows the answer to this question: the Oregon territory was acquired from Britain.. The treaty that gave this to the U.S. was negotiated 2 years prior to the Mexican War, which had no effect on Oregon. All of these demonstrate the country's "Manifest Destiny" to settle the entire continent.