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What was the first financially successful English colony in the "new world"? A) Canada B) Jamestown C) Maryland D) Plymouth
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What was the first financially successful English colony in the "new world"? A) Canada B) Jamestown C) Maryland D) Plymouth

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The correct answer is B. Jamestown.
The specific reason they were financially successful was growing and selling tobacco!
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