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What was englands first permidate setlemant in north America?
Who settled the plymouth colony,and what was there reason
Englands chief rival in north america was?
england's chief rival in north america was?
What was englands first permanent settlement in north America?
Plymouth Colony which later became the Massachusetts Bay Colony was the first.
What is kent south or north?
The county of Kent is located on Englands south coast
What became the legal basis for slavery in North America?
The slave codes of Englands Barbados colony
Effect of the slave codes of englands barbados colony?
became the legal basis for slavery in north america
Is it fact or opinion that Roanoke island was an ideal place for englands first colony in north America and why or why not?
It is an opinion because someone could like it and somenone could absolutely hate it. BY: PEACE PUP:) ;)
What is englands southern border?
The English Channel, which is a body of water running between the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
Who was a French aristocrat who fought with the American colonist against the British in the American revolutionary?
Englands lord north is remembered in his history as
Was known as the dutch wedge because it separated englands northern and southern colonies along north american coast?
Maryland
What was englands first permanent setelment in north America?
The first permanent English town was Jamestown located in a swampy region of Virginia. Sadly, I am not sure of the first permanent English colony, but I believe that there were several, being Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut...I may be wrong.
What was englands first permanent colony in North America?
England's first permanent colony in North America was Jamestown, established in 1607 in present-day Virginia. It was sponsored by the Virginia Company and aimed to expand English trade and territory. Despite facing numerous challenges such as disease, starvation, and conflicts with Indigenous peoples, Jamestown ultimately laid the foundation for future English settlements in North America.
