Which of the following was NOT a reason John Smith encouraged Britons to colonize the Americas? a. There was great wealth to be
found in the Americas. b. Smith would be revered as a pioneer of colonization. c. It was the Britons' duty to Christianize the Americas. d. Colonization would solve the problem of British overpopulation.
The correct answer is <u>C</u>. John Smith didn´t state that it was Christianization the main reason for the Britons to go to the Americas. He was an <em>explorer </em>who gained his adscription as a <em>pioneer of colonization</em> by piercing the unknown land of Virginia and New England. He focused on the description of the New World and how to exploit the resources within the conquered territories. In his writings, he clearly stated that the New World was harsh but with plenty of raw resources waiting to be exploited by hard workers.
The correct answer is B) Smith would be revered as a pioneer of colonization.
The statement that was NOT a reason John Smith encouraged Britons to colonize the Americas is "Smith would be revered as a pioneer of colonization."
John Smith (1580-1631) was an English colonist in Jamestown, Virginia. He had a military background and showed enough leadership to keep order in those first years on the new colony. He was a good communicator and his negotiations with the Native American Indians tribes helped the English colonists to survive in the new and unknown land. John Smith encouraged Britons to colonize the Americas because there was great wealth to be found in the Americas, he thought it was the Britons' duty to Christianize the Americas, and colonization would solve the problem of British overpopulation.
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