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How did the relative location of the Plymouth colony affect trade with England?
they trade with plants and furs By
How did the relative location of the Plymouth colony affect the trade with England?
they trade with plants and furs By
What did Plymouth colony did?
They were Pilgrims from England and Holland, and they established the Plymouth Colony after their ship landed at Plymouth Rock.
What colony did the Plymouth establish?
They were Pilgrims from England and Holland, and they established the Plymouth Colony after their ship landed at Plymouth Rock.
Who settled the Plymouth Colony why?
Plymouth was settled by Puritans from England.
Plymouth colony was settled by?
church of england
How did the colony Plymouth get its name you need help with scoole projrct?
The colony of Plymouth was named after the port city of Plymouth in Devon, England. The Pilgrims, who established the colony in 1620, came from this region and named the new settlement after their place of departure in England.
Which colony was settled by separatists from the church of England?
plymouth
What country was the founder of the Plymouth colony from?
The Pilgrim Fathers who founded the Plymouth Plantation were from England.
Why was the Plymouth colony formed?
The Plymouth colony was formed for religious reasons. The colonists wanted to be part of England but wanted to worship freely.
How was the geographic location of the Plymouth colony similar to the location of Jamestown?
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Was the leader of the Plymouth colony?
The leader of the Plymouth colony in what is now Plymouth, Massachusetts, was Myles Standish. He was hired by the "separatists" (Protestants) for his expertise in many fields. He was elected as their military leader for life. He was an agent for the Plymouth colony of England. He also served as an treasurer of Plymouth Colony as well as assistant Governor.
