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Yes, there were ships in Virginia, particularly during the colonial period and the American Civil War. The Jamestown settlement, established in 1607, relied on ships for transportation and trade. Additionally, Virginia's ports, such as Norfolk and Richmond, were significant for shipping goods, including tobacco, which was a major export. Today, Virginia continues to have an active maritime industry.
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Was there factories or ship's in Virginia?
factories and ships
How did the first africans arrive in Virginia?
they came in ships
What were ships such as the Monitor and the Virginia called?
They were called Iron Clads.
Who was in charge of the three ships that landed in Virginia?
John Rolf
What provided transportation between Virginia and other places such as Europe?
ships
What was a name of a ship that came to the colonies?
There were three different ships that came to the colonies in 1607. The names of these ships were: Discovery, Susan Constant, and Godspeed. These ships officially landed in Virginia.
Why was John Smith in chains when the ships arrived in Virginia?
because he was a naughty boy
In 1619 Dutch ships arrived in Virginia carrying?
they carried 20 africans
What were the goals of the Virginia company and sending people to America?
the Virginia Company hope to accomplish by sending ships to America
What two ironclad ships fought to draw in 1862 signaling the end of wooden naval ships?
USS Monitor and CSS Virginia fought to draw in 1862 signaling the end of wooden naval ships.
In 1607 what were the names of the 3 ships that sailed into Chesapeake Bay?
The three ships that sailed to the Virginia Colony in 1607 were The Discovery, Godspeed, and the Susan Constant.
What two ships fought in the battle at Hampton roads?
The Monitor and the Virginia (also known as the Merrimack.)
