What are two similarities of the Jamestown and Plymouth colonies?

Answer 1

They both had the same destination, which was Virginia, even though they Plymouth ended up in Massechusetts.

Answer 2

They were not similar at all. The English set out to recreate English in the new world. They cut down trees, built fences and houses, plowed up land, planted foreign crops, brought in foreign animals, and foreign insects. They practiced environmental terrorism against the Native Americans. The Native Americans had the philosophy that no one could own land(unlike the English) but man was to be a caretaker of land. They farmed the forest taking care not to over hunt or over use the land. When they did plant crops the young boys of the tribe were assigned the task to keep animals out. Conflicts would breakout between the colonists and the Native Americans because the colonists animals would break into the crops planted by the tribe. The colonists refused to control their herds of cows or sheep. Should an animal die because they were bothering the crops the colonists would demand repayment of the animals and the future animals that would come from it. The worse insect brought with the colonists was the honey bee. It killed native crops and plants.

Answer 3

In the Plymouth Colony, they use different material for houses, have fences and has a farming system. In an Indian village, it has huts made mostly out of sticks and is located in a plain area near trees.

Answer 4

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