2.1 Jamestown and Plymouth
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- Q1
Which of the following statements accurately compares the reasons for the establishment of Jamestown and Plymouth colonies?
Both Jamestown and Plymouth colonies were established as military outposts.
Jamestown was founded to establish a trade route to Asia, while Plymouth aimed to find gold and riches.
Jamestown was founded as a commercial venture while Plymouth was established for religious freedom
Both Jamestown and Plymouth colonies were established for religious reasons.
120s113.20.2.B - Q2
How did the geographic location impact the settlement of Jamestown and Plymouth colonies?
Jamestown was located in a cold climate with rocky soil, while Plymouth had a mild climate and fertile soil.
Both Jamestown and Plymouth colonies had favorable geographic conditions for agriculture and trade.
Plymouth was located in a cold climate with rocky soil, while Jamestown had a mild climate and fertile soil.
Both Jamestown and Plymouth colonies had a similar geographic location with identical natural resources.
120s113.20.10.C - Q3
Which of the following statements accurately compares the economic activities in Jamestown and Plymouth colonies?
Jamestown and Plymouth colonies had a similar economic structure, relying mainly on trade with Europe.
Jamestown and Plymouth colonies were both self-sufficient, producing all necessary goods within their settlements.
Both Jamestown and Plymouth colonies had a predominantly fishing-based economy.
Jamestown relied heavily on agriculture, particularly tobacco cultivation, while Plymouth focused on fishing and fur trade.
120s113.20.12.A - Q4
Which of the following statements is true about the settlers in Jamestown and Plymouth?
Both groups faced significant challenges and hardships
Both groups were primarily composed of families
Both groups were seeking religious freedom
Both groups had a harmonious relationship with the Native Americans
120s - Q5
What is the significance of the Pilgrims arrival in America?
It introduced the slave trade to the Atlantic colonies
It led to an alliance between the French and the British
It led to an early attempt at self-government
It caused the Pilgrims to separate from the church of England
30s113.20.1.B