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Social studies

unit one test

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How did Columbus' voyage change the world?? Nobody except for Natives knew about the Americas. Also, the Europeans were now able to spread their religion, find new resources, and start new lives.
What European countries made claims in North America? WHY? Spain, Portugal, France, England and Netherlands. Wanted control, resources such as gold, silk, spices, and to spread Christianity.
why did colonists leave England to settle in America? No new land, no voice in govt, no social mobility. Also, they were searching for gold and wealth as well as control of the land and its resources.
Why did Jamestown colonists leave to go to America? To find gold.
What problems did Jamestown encounter? Famine, sickness, diseases, little fresh water, poor location, fear of natives, inadequate living conditions, fighting amoung settlers, loss of life.
How did they overcome these problems? Peace with natives, more families and settlers arrived, tobacco became a large and important crop, benefiting the economy.
Why did the pilgrims come to America? To freelt practice religion.
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