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Why did John Smith discovered Virginia?
John Smith did not discover Virginia.
Why did John Smith find Virginia?
economic opportunities
What did John Smith find when he discovered Virginia?
He didn't discover VA.
Who found the Virginia?
John Smith John Smith
Date did John Smith found Virginia?
John Smith founded Jamestown,Virginia in 1607.
Who gave permission for John Smith to settle in Virginia?
The Queengave permission for John smith to settle in Virginia .
Did John Smith found Virginia?
Well John Smith had a big part in it. He was Governor of Virginia in 1608.
What was the settlement of John Smith?
The settlement of John Smith was Jamestown, Virginia.
What Were John Smith's Goals?
to make a map of Virginia (of course)
Where did John Smith die?
Virginia
Was john smith the founder of Virginia?
no
Where was John Smith leader?
Virginia
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