Which is not a reason why the London Company and Plymouth Company were granted charters to form Virginia colonies?

A. to provide new areas to search for gold and silver

B. to allow the English to spread the beliefs of Christianity to find new areas for plantations

C. to produce exports for England

D. to serve as hubs of exploration for a Northwest Passage to China

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Naima Wallace

11 October, 19:16

Which is not a reason why the London Company and Plymouth Company were granted charters to form Virginia colonies?

A. to provide new areas to search for gold and silver

B. to allow the English to spread the beliefs of Christianity to find new areas for plantations

C. to produce exports for England

D. to serve as hubs of exploration for a Northwest Passage to China

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Roderick Kirk · Answer 1

To serve as hubs of exploration for a Northwest Passage to China is not a reason why the London Company and Plymouth Company were granted charters to form Virginia colonies