Question

In what way were the Jamestown and the Plymouth colonies similar?

Both succeeded by developing cash-intensive crops.

Both struggled with starvation and other harsh conditions.

Both were driven by economic success over religious freedom.

Both had roots in the Protestant Reformation under King James I.

Answer 1

B. Both struggled with starvation and other harsh conditions.

Answer 2

Jamestown and Plymouth were both similar because both colonies struggled with starvation and other harsh conditions.

Both of these areas faced harsh and unfavorable climates. Some of the issues they both encountered were:

• They experienced hunger,
• Outbreak of diseases,
• and death.

After they got to these colonies, they had issues settling in the first years. It was difficult getting their source of food and also they had issues with accommodation because they couldn't erect houses for living.

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