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How did Ida B. Wells work to end lynching?
She proved the innocence of victims.
First slaves in America were used in this colony?
The first recorded use of Africans as slaves in the American colony was in 1619. 20 of them were transported to the Virginian colony. Although, before and after that, whites tried to use American Indians as slaves. They proved to be useless due to their "wild instincts". They had no clue how to work on a plantation. Even after that, some poor whites were taken from England and Ireland to be used as slaves. Both of those ideas vanished quickly due to sudden and fatal problems.
The guarantee that English settlers in the new world retain the rights of englishmen proved to be?
It proved to be the foundation for American liberties.
A proved truth?
fact
What factors made it difficult for the Jamestown settlement to survive?
Once it was founded in 1607, the Jamestown (Virginia) settlement suffered from various adversities in its first few years of existence. Disease and other physical hardships were primary. Poor harvests were also a factor. Finally, hostilities with Native Americans in the region also proved a significant challenge.
How was the birth of Jesus important to history?
It proved nonbelievers could be saved as well and also have salvation.
Was christopher Columbus important to the new England colony?
The New England Colony came after Columbus first proved the existence of the Americas.
Why was Jesus' resurrection necessary?
It was very necessary as he proved he was victorious over death, and so we to will live again. And we have salvation.
After its introduction which crop proved highly profitable in both Maryland and Virginia?
Tobacco
What type of government did colonial Georgia have?
Colonial Georgia was a royal colony, meaning it was governed by a representative from England (also called Great Britain). A royal colony is 'a colony ruled or administered by officials appointed by and responsible to the reigning sovereign of the parent state.'Amy clantain
What was built first Jamestown or Plymouth and what year where they built?
The Jamestown settlement was the first permanent English settlement in the Virginia Colony of what is now the United States. It was founded by the London Company on May 14, 1607, and remained a colony until 1699. Plymouth Colony was also one of the earliest English colonial attempts that proved successful. Founded by the Pilgrims (religious Separatists), the settlement was established in 1620 and remained until 1691, until it was added as a part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
What is Salvation by faith vs salvation by works?
The Bible says that salvation is by grace through faith in Christ Jesus (Eph 2:8). However the faith has to be proved by subsequent works according to the Word of God. The one who believes must be baptized in the water (Mark 16:16).
Was the mayflower originally called the speedwell?
No, The original plan for the Norther Virginia colony was to send two ships, the Mayflower and the Speedwell to make the voyage to start a new colony there. However, Speedwell had a leakage and could not accompany Mayflower.
A crackdown on the oil company Yukos proved a turning point in what country's economic history?
Russia
Why did the cash crop that saved Jamestown?
The cash crop that saved Jamestown was tobacco, introduced by John Rolfe in 1612. Its cultivation proved profitable and attracted investment and settlers, revitalizing the struggling colony's economy. Tobacco became a highly sought-after export in Europe, ensuring the colony's financial viability and leading to increased trade and growth. This success also established the plantation system, which had lasting socio-economic impacts on the region.
What ultimately proved to be the undoing of monarchical absolutism and its system of patronage during Europe's rebirth?
growing economic power of merchants
Why was the Jamestown colony finally able to survive?
The Jamestown colony was finally able to survive due to several factors. First, the arrival of supply ships and new settlers provided much-needed resources and manpower. Second, the leadership of Captain John Smith, who established strict discipline and enforced a policy of "no work, no food," improved the efficiency and productivity of the settlers. Additionally, the cultivation of tobacco as a cash crop proved to be a successful venture and brought economic stability to the colony.
