The answer is probably c or d
<span> The </span>industrial use<span> of steam </span>power<span> started with Thomas Savery </span>in<span> 1698. He constructed and patented </span>in<span> London the first engine, which he called the "Miner's Friend" since he intended it to pump </span>water<span> from mines.</span>
Terrible. Jamestown had harsh winters and mild dry summers. They landed in winter, and almost all the settlers died that first year. It was dry and muggy, it was also swampy. It obviously got better over time. The Native Americans really helped them too.
I think the answer is the last one
