What finally made Jamestown a successful colony? A. the discovery of gold B. the cultivation of tobacco C. the lucrative fishing industry D. the sale of the colony's land to foreigners

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What finally made Jamestown a successful colony?

A. the discovery of gold
B. the cultivation of tobacco
C. the lucrative fishing industry
D. the sale of the colony's land to foreigners

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B. the cultivation of tobacco

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B. the cultivation of tobacco

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