Question

Which descriptions of the English colonies in North America are accurate?

CHOOSE ALL THAT ARE CORRECT!


A. Virginia planters paid English laborers good wages to come work on their plantations.


B. The men on the Mayflower signed an agreement to write fair laws for the good of the colony.


C. Only about 1 in 5, or 20 percent, of early colonists in Virginia survived.


D. The king granted a lot of self-government to Massachusetts and other colonies in the hope they would send back raw materials and would start paying taxes.


E. Jamestown was established on good ground near clean water in a healthy environment.

Answer 1

B. The men on the Mayflower signed an agreement to write fair laws for the good of the colony.

E) Jamestown was established on the good ground near clean water in a healthy environment

These descriptions of the English colonies in North America are accurate

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

B. The men on the Mayflower signed an agreement to write fair laws for the good of the colony.

E) Jamestown was established on the good ground near clean water in a healthy environment

These descriptions of the English colonies in North America are accurate

Explanation:

To make sure a robust social framework would remain, colonist representatives developed the Mayflower Compact. Standish played a big role in imposing the new regulations and defending settlers from indigenous American citizens.

James 1 sold rights comprising lands stretched from present-day Carolina and the Canada-US border to two rivalries of group investors. The Plymouth Company provided the northern lands and the London Company was provided the southern lands.

In the Northern lands, Plymouth settlement in Maine failed and eventually was abandoned. However, the London Virginia Company developed the first successful settlements of English colonies in Jamestown in 1607. The first years after settlement is very difficult with increased death rates from illness, diseases, and starvation, wars with local American Indians and for gold.