Virginia attracted colonizers for several reasons, including its fertile land, which was ideal for agriculture, particularly tobacco cultivation. The promise of economic opportunities and the potential for wealth through cash crops drew many settlers. Additionally, the region's navigable rivers facilitated transportation and trade, while the prospect of land ownership appealed to those seeking a fresh start in the New World. The presence of resources and a relatively mild climate further enhanced its allure to colonists.
There were four slave-states of the Upper South that narrowly voted to stay loyal - Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland, Delaware. District of Columbia also practised slavery in the first year of the war. The Western counties of Virginia broke away from Virginia and the Confederacy, to form their own (Union) state of West Virginia in 1863. There was still some slavery there until it was eventually banned nationwide.
They chose to move to different places when they seen trouble or any other dangerous things headed their way.
After the Confederate attack on Fort Sumter in April 1861, four additional states chose to secede from the Union: Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina. These states joined the original seven that had already seceded, forming the Confederate States of America. The decision to secede was driven by a combination of factors, including a commitment to states' rights and the preservation of slavery.
A) George Washington chose the site because it was a central location.
No, it was English. The 104 men who built a fort on the James River were English with the exception of a Spanish spy. They chose the worse land in the area and were in an native American empire of 15,000. Within months all of the men were dead from disease and starvation except for 34.
Nothing "made Europeans colonize"; it was an active decision that they chose to do. They did this for material resources, labor resources, prestige, strategic positions, and religious evangelism.
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They chose Richmond, Virginia as their capital.
The British king.
The British king.
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At that time, western Virginia was against slavery while the rest of the state was for slavery.
This was the Overland campaign, which started with the Battle of the Wilderness. Grant simply chose to concentrate on Lee, forcing him to defend the Confederate capital, which was Richmond, Virginia.