Question

England’s Jamestown settlement can best be compared to the colonization efforts of A) the French, in that the colonists planned to develop small, self-sufficient communities and open trade with native populations. B) the Spanish, in that the colonists planned to establish colonies for increased political gain. c) the Dutch, in that the colonists planned to grow cash crops to ship back to England. D) the Portuguese, in that the colonists planned to establish missionary communities to convert native populations to Christianity.

Answer 1

Answer:

B) the Spanish, in that the colonists planned to establish colonies for increased political gain.

Explanation:

It has always been the aim of the new colonist to settle in Jamestown due to their quest to create alternative location. this would help them in becoming new economic area as was obtained in London, but unfortunately, it was not a successful adventure due to series of issues. Partly, due to their sour relationship with the natives, and partly due to majority being dead from starvation and diseases.

Answer 2

Answer:

B) the Spanish, in that the colonists planned to establish colonies for increased political gain.

Explanation:

Their main goal was to settle colonies there and gain power.