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When was Bank of America founded?
The Bank of America was founded in 1940 after a merger of what would become the largest banking institution in America. Today it is the second largest bank holding institution, by assets.
Where was the only Union stronghold in the Commonwealth of Virginia?
The area of northwestern Virginia eventually seceded from Virginia to become the state of West Virginia in 1863.
What had become a defining characteristic of slaves in Virginia?
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Where did the English settle in the new world?
The English first settled in Virginia. Jamestown, Virginia was the first successful settlement and St. George's, Bermuda was the second. They spread to other areas including what would become New York, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.
What was the first state discovered or made in the US?
Florida was the first state to be discovered in 1512 by Ponce de Leon from Spain. Although it was of course not a state yet when it was discovered. Dont get confused with Jamestown Virginia which was the first to become an English colony but that wasnt until the 1600s when it was discovered.
What crop allowed the early English colony of Virginia to become profitable and survive?
Tobacco farming made the English colony of Virginia profitable
Which colony was founded first and in what year?
The first permanent English colony in North America was Jamestown, founded in 1607 in Virginia. Established by the Virginia Company, it marked the beginning of the British colonial presence in what would later become the United States.
What did Virginia do to become a state?
One of the original 13 states, Virginia voted to join other states as the United States of America. Virginia was the 10th state.
When was Bank of America founded?
The Bank of America was founded in 1940 after a merger of what would become the largest banking institution in America. Today it is the second largest bank holding institution, by assets.
When did Jamestown become important in Virginia?
Jamestown became important in Virginia after its establishment in 1607 as the first permanent English settlement in North America. It served as the capital of the Virginia Colony for several years and played a crucial role in the early development of the English presence in the region. The settlement was significant for its introduction of tobacco cultivation, which became a major cash crop and drove the colony's economy. Additionally, Jamestown's challenges and experiences laid the groundwork for future colonization efforts in America.
Why did people agree to become indentured servants in the early days of Virginia and Maryland?
To have the ability to come to america..
What is Open 24 hours a day and it has become America's largest convenience store chain?
walmart
Did latin America gain independence and France become its largest European trading partner?
False.
What year did Jamestown become the first permanent English Colony in America?
1606
When did Philadelphia become the largest city you the English colony?
because lots of people moved in Philadelphia
How do English language become the universal?
Because the President of the United States of America is the Leader of the Free World and he/she speaks English.
Why do you think West Virgina broke away from the rest of Virginia to become a separate state?
It did not support the Confederate States of America.
