The best answers are A and C (they claimed vast areas of land for Spain and they brought much financial gain to Spain).
Plymouth had much better living conditions because it could focus on agriculture and growth instead of hunting and whaling and similar things. People in Plymouth were much safer and their lives were easier. Also, Plymouth became important later for the ideas of abolitionists making it important for the civil war as an idea in the long run.
Why was the Tet offensive a turning point in the war?<span>Despite heavy casualties, North Vietnam achieved a strategic victory with the Tet Offensive, as the attacks marked a turning point in the Vietnam War and the beginning of the slow, painful American withdrawal from the region.</span>
Answer: more than 10,000 were killed or injured.
Explanation: American Civil War.
The right options are: Jamestown – colony that prospered after the introduction of tobacco as a cash crop; and Rhode Island – colony formed to escape the harsh Puritan religion of Massachusetts.
The roanoke colony got its name after a native word that meant “things rubbed smooth by hand” or “to rub, smooth, or polish". Meaning a type of shell that was used as currency by the Native.
Massachusetts was exactly the opposite as the statements says, that's why Puritans fled to found the Rhode Island colony and the Connecticut colony.
The Puritans fled Britain to practice their religion freely, arriving to Massachusetts. They left this colony to found a colony where all religions were respected and free.
