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31 March, 20:57

What is a significant difference between the Jamestown and Plymouth colonies?

A. One colony included hardworking families while the other had too many gentlemen.

B. One colony was a miserable failure while the other was a huge success.

C. One colony had mostly Puritans while the other had mostly conformist Protestants.

D. One colony survived on Indian labor while the other depended on the colonists' labor.

E. One colony became a royal colony while the other maintained its chartered status.

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  1. 1 April, 00:37
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    the answer is b as at Plymouth became a new successful colony while the other was failure
  2. 1 April, 00:56
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    The answer would be b
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