Question

Which helped the Jamestown colony continue?

The creation of a textile mill in the colony established its dominance in cotton
production.
The production of tobacco as a cash crop led to the successful support of the
colony.
Trading for furs with the Cherokee tribes to the south led to an increase in
revenue.
The acquisition of gold held by the Powhatan tribe improved the viability of the
colony.

Answer 1

The production of tobacco as a cash crop. The reason why is because the farming land they were able to have could cultivate tobacco, and tobacco had multiple purposes and uses. Then demand came for it so they were able to make a profit out of it and prosper from that money.

Answer 2

B

Step-by-step explanation:

The colony of Jamestown had a rocky history at best. It was made up of people that for the most part, knew nothing of farming or living off the land. They went through periods of starvation and picking the wrong kind of industry before they hit on tobacco 7 years after their arrival.

So the answer is B