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English Colonies in North America

What was England's first successful colony?

A.
New Amsterdam

B.
Delaware

C.
Roanoke

D.
Jamestown

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D. Jamestown

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Did you know that England's first successful colony was Jamestown? Established in 1607 in present-day Virginia, Jamestown marked the beginning of permanent English settlement in what is now the United States. Despite facing numerous challenges, including conflicts with Native Americans and disease, Jamestown survived and served as a significant catalyst for further colonization efforts in North America.

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