In what way were jamestown and plymouth colonies similar
1.They both granted women the right to vote in town Decisions
2. They both relied on tobacco cultivation
3. They were both settled for religious freedom
4. They were both established by joint stock companies
Answer is 4
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To determine which option correctly answers the question, we need to break down each statement and analyze it in relation to Jamestown and Plymouth colonies.
1. They both granted women the right to vote in town decisions: This statement is incorrect. Neither Jamestown nor Plymouth colonies granted women the right to vote. Women did not have voting rights in either colony.
2. They both relied on tobacco cultivation: This statement is correct. Both Jamestown and Plymouth colonies depended on agriculture for their economic survival. However, while Jamestown focused on cultivating tobacco, Plymouth colony relied more on subsistence farming.
3. They were both settled for religious freedom: This statement is incorrect. Jamestown colony was primarily established as a business venture to seek economic profits for the Virginia Company. On the other hand, Plymouth colony was settled by the Pilgrims, who sought religious freedom from the Church of England.
4. They were both established by joint stock companies: This statement is partially correct. Jamestown colony was indeed established by a joint stock company, the Virginia Company. However, Plymouth colony was not established by a joint stock company. It was founded by a group of English Separatists known as the Pilgrims.
Based on the analysis, the correct statement is:
2. They both relied on tobacco cultivation.