Jamestown
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- Q 1/10Score 0What statement describes the purpose of this list?29locate an island free from wild vegetationfind land that would avoid conflict with native peoplelocate an area with many precious metalsfind land situated along buffalo migratory routes
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- Q1What statement describes the purpose of this list?locate an island free from wild vegetationfind land that would avoid conflict with native peoplelocate an area with many precious metalsfind land situated along buffalo migratory routes30s
- Q2I was responsible for "saving" the colony of Jamestown. My mantra "He who works not, eats not" became the law of the colony. Who am I?John WhitePowhatanJohn SmithJohn Rolfe30s
- Q3Which crop was responsible for turning the Jamestown colony into a million dollar company?corntobaccoricesugar30s
- Q4Which of the following served as a primary motivation for English colonization of the New World?fear of failureOverpopulationdesire to learn about Native American culture.The rise of the middle class30s
- Q5How did the Powhatan Confederacy help the Jamestown colonists?The Powhatan showed the colonists how to build better housing with adobe.The Powhatan worked as indentured servants on plantations and farms.The Powhatan introduced a rare kind of tobacco that became popular in England.The Powhatan taught the colonists to grown North American crops such as corn.30s