Jamestown-
- First permanent English settlement in the New World.
- Settled in 1607.
- Roughly 100 men came to settle this land.
- The first couple years were extremely difficult due to conflicts with Native American groups, harsh winters, and death due to diseases.
- Became a financial succes after John Rolfe learned how to cultivate tobacco on this land.
Massachusetts Bay
- Settled in 1630 by a group of Puritans who were escaping religious persecution in England.
- Religion was a significant part of their life.
-John Winthrop was the leader who inspired the Puritains through his "City Upon a Hill" speech.
- The goal was to create a religious society in which all other societies could model themselves after.
Pennsylvania-
- Settled by William Penn during the middle of the 17th century.
- Becamme a safe haven for Quakers and other individuals who were not Puritan.
- Acceptance of other religions resulted in the development of a cultural diverse population.
Answer:
A and B
Explanation:
"The emperors of ancient Rome were the central authority in the empire while the provinces were run by their governors who were directly answerable to the Senate. The power of the emperor lay in their control of the Roman army, meaning emperors often needed the support of the troops or the Roman Senate, or both."
The answer would be withdrawing federal deposits from it. President
Andrew Jackson proclaimed that the administration would no
longer deposit federal funds in the Second Bank of the United
States. He then used his executive control to close the bank account and to put
the cash in numerous state banks.
