The leadership of Plymouth Colony was characterized by a more communal and cooperative approach, largely influenced by the Pilgrims' religious values and the Mayflower Compact, which established a form of self-governance. In contrast, Jamestown was led by a more hierarchical structure with a focus on profit and survival, often driven by the Virginia Company and its appointed leaders. The leadership in Jamestown faced significant challenges, including conflicts with Indigenous peoples and internal strife, while Plymouth's leaders emphasized community and mutual support, fostering a more stable environment. Ultimately, these differences in leadership styles shaped the distinct social and political frameworks of each colony.
Jamestown was settled for economic reasons and Pymouth and Massachusetts Bay Colony were settled for religious reasons.
The difference between the Jamestown government and the Plymouth was that the Jamestown weren't so friendly with the Indians, the men didn't work, disease was spreading among them, and the water they drank was impure. Also they only came with men to Jamestown and then after John Smith came to govern, that's when the ladies finally came and they established a colony.
Jamestown was created first, in the Chesapeake Bay area. Maryland was named after Saint Mary, while Jamestown after King James I.
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The settling of the Jamestown colony in 1607 was based on financial goals, not religious, despite whatever role religious convictions played in the colony's growth and daily life. For the Massachusetts Bay colony, religious expression was the core motivation of the colonists involved, with trade activity and resource-development, also important factors. Two religious groups from England both came to the New World. The Pilgrims came to escape religious persecution. Their soon to be neighbors, the Puritans came to practice what they believed to be the "pure" Protestant religion in England the Anglican Church.
Jamestown was settled for economic reasons and Pymouth and Massachusetts Bay Colony were settled for religious reasons.
how did the government of he Jamestown settlers differ from tht of theplymouth settles
Jamestown didn't come to Virginia to settle to look for gold and not to stay as a colony while the Puritans were there to stay and to create a colony.
Jamestown didn't come to Virginia to settle to look for gold and not to stay as a colony while the Puritans were there to stay and to create a colony.
The difference between the Jamestown government and the Plymouth was that the Jamestown weren't so friendly with the Indians, the men didn't work, disease was spreading among them, and the water they drank was impure. Also they only came with men to Jamestown and then after John Smith came to govern, that's when the ladies finally came and they established a colony.
Jamestown was created first, in the Chesapeake Bay area. Maryland was named after Saint Mary, while Jamestown after King James I.
Their leadership
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the people of Plymouth held two meetings to discuss problems and make decisions. Anyone in the town could attend and express his or her views. However, only some male members of the colony could vote the tradition of the town meeting continues in much of New England today. At first Jamestown was ruled by a governor and a council. The company appointed these officials. To attract settlers, in 1619 the company allowed the colony to make it's own laws. The colonists elected leaders to represent them in an assembly. these leaders were called Burgess's. the assembly was named the house of Burgess's. this legislature marked the beginning of self government and representative democracy in colonial America. PS. GUYS I HOPE THIS HELPED YOU! ADD ME ON FB IF U WANT MY NAME IS ELSA MORA!
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The settling of the Jamestown colony in 1607 was based on financial goals, not religious, despite whatever role religious convictions played in the colony's growth and daily life. For the Massachusetts Bay colony, religious expression was the core motivation of the colonists involved, with trade activity and resource-development, also important factors. Two religious groups from England both came to the New World. The Pilgrims came to escape religious persecution. Their soon to be neighbors, the Puritans came to practice what they believed to be the "pure" Protestant religion in England the Anglican Church.