Answer:
Shipbuilding industry was the top priority for New England settlers
Explanation:
During the British colonization in America, the New England settlers of North America started to establish their own colonies to practice their religion. In order to establish a vast trading in North America, these settlers started to adopt various trades’ like- shipbuilding, whaling, fishing, textiles and many more, of which Shipbuilding was their top priority.
The American natural resources, the perfect location and abundance of capital initiated the shipbuilding industry. To enhance their shipbuilding industry they started the fishing trade.
Edward maria Wingfield ( 1550 - 1631 ) was the first president of the council of Virginia. Captain John Smith ( 1580 - 1631 ) thought that Wingfield was not a good leader. He thought that he was unable to keep the peace among the settlement`s leaders. They clashed and Wingfild was sent back to England.
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