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Which situation was similar for both the settlers of Jamestown and Plymouth? A) their reason for starting a colony B) the hardships they suffered C) land was swampy in both places D) land was rocky in
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Which situation was similar for both the settlers of Jamestown and Plymouth?

A) their reason for starting a colony
B) the hardships they suffered
C) land was swampy in both places
D) land was rocky in both places

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The answer is B. The harships they suffered

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One situation that was similar for both the settlers of Jamestown and Plymouth was "B) the hardships they suffered," since these colonies existed in very inhospitable and deadly environments.
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