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What was the problem with the location where the settlers of Jamestown landed? A) It was swampy with limited fresh water. B) It was very cold with long winters. C) The soil was rocky and not good for farming.
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What was the problem with the location where the settlers of Jamestown landed?

A) It was swampy with limited fresh water.
B) It was very cold with long winters.
C) The soil was rocky and not good for farming.
D) There was many gold and silver deposits.

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One of the problems with the location where the settlers of Jamestown landed was that "A) It was swampy with limited fresh water," since in fact it proved to be an advantageous farming land more inland.
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