They made it mostly by tobacco
set up an empire
They grew the same type of cash crops as in Virginia, primarily tobacco, but also indigo and after around 1800, cotton.
did the settelers in pennsylvania do anything to make money or earn a living
To have food, make money, act cool, have pets
money
made money for the king of England to send settlers to the colonies of North America
the answer is the "cotton is king"
how did early settlers get money
Settlers traded their money with the indians for food and clothes
Dutch settlers in the 17th century primarily made money through trade, including fur trading and agriculture like farming and fishing. They also developed industries such as shipbuilding and commerce, which further contributed to their wealth and economic success in the New World.
they made money and also so a living
did the settelers in pennsylvania do anything to make money or earn a living
They first came for gold and silver, but after John Rolfe arrived settlers came to make money off tobacco
To have food, make money, act cool, have pets
So they could get fur that they needed to get money. :)
yes by making boats, farming, hunting, trapping, ext...
In a nutshell, in the hopes of making money. The Jamestown colony was a business venture, hoping to make money. Later settlers were looking for religious freedom, seeking to bring religion TO people here, but the first settlers were looking to make a few pounds out of a business deal.
money
because they want food and money