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Why settlers came to jamestown and plymouth colony?
They came into Jamestown for more land, and to seek gold. They're motto: GGG, Gold, God, and Glory. It was rumoured that the "New World" had gold. And then it expanded, making them think it was a treasure island. So, they went to Virginia, colonized Jamestown. Didn't turn out to be what they thought until late 1800s.
Which crop saved Jamestown by making money of investors?
Tobacco
What was the money making crop in Jamestown?
No, it was a sweet tobacco introduced by John Rolfe in 1622.
Roanoke and Jamestown?
Roanoke and Jamestown are 2 original settlements Jamestown was the one that never died off. Roanoke is a complete mystery. Roanoke completely disappeared. Both were funded by the Virginia company, and were established by the Quakers. They were early attempts at making colonial settlements.
How is john white so important to Jamestown?
Actually it was John Smith who saved Jamestown by making the settlers work. If they didn't work, they didn't get any food. Later, John Rolfe planted tobacco and the economy flourished.
What are the three federal laws the president is responsible for enforcing?
making treaties,enforcing laws and making laws
Why was the Plymouth colony more important than the Jamestown colony in the future of the US?
The Plymouth Colony, established in 1620 by the Pilgrims, is often viewed as more significant than Jamestown due to its emphasis on self-governance and community values. The Mayflower Compact set a precedent for democratic governance and collective decision-making, which influenced future American political ideals. Additionally, Plymouth's focus on religious freedom attracted diverse settlers, fostering a culture of tolerance and pluralism that shaped the nation's identity. In contrast, Jamestown, founded in 1607 primarily for economic gain, lacked the same foundational principles that would later be integral to the development of the United States.
When did they quit making Plymouth?
2001
Are they making a new Plymouth barracuda?
No.
What year did they stop making Plymouth neons?
The last Plymouth Neon was a 2001. That was also the last Plymouth car built.
Is making and enforcing laws shared by federal and state government?
Yes
Why settlers came to jamestown and plymouth colony?
They came into Jamestown for more land, and to seek gold. They're motto: GGG, Gold, God, and Glory. It was rumoured that the "New World" had gold. And then it expanded, making them think it was a treasure island. So, they went to Virginia, colonized Jamestown. Didn't turn out to be what they thought until late 1800s.
What stage of policy making includes enforcing newly written laws?
Implementation
When did Chrysler stop making Plymouth Vehicles?
The final Plymouth (Neon) was assembled on June 28 2001.
The responsibility of making laws and enforcing them belongs to the House of Representatives and the Senate.?
false A+
When did they start and stop making Plymouth?
1928-2001
Which crop saved Jamestown by making money of investors?
Tobacco
