What was the main difference between why Jamestown and Plymouth Colony was settled?

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ASHA 777 [7]4 years ago

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The difference between Jamestown and Plymouth they were opposites from each other, Especially how they care themselves during the difficult times. Jamestown they only care about themselves, no one else besides them they didn't care if they were sick or dying, they just left them alone and did their only thing.

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