1. Which statement below identifies the primary motivations of different
settlements?
a. Jamestown was settled to make economic profit, but Plymouth was settled
as a religious community.
b. Jamestown settlers wanted to convert Native Americans to Christianity,
but Plymouth settlers did not.
c. Jamestown was settled as a religious community, but Plymouth was
settled to make economic profit.
d. Plymouth settlers wanted to convert Native Americans to Christianity, but
Jamestown settlers did not.
Jamestown was settled for economic investors from London, and Plymouth was settled because they wasn't to escape religious discrimination because they were being discriminated for being Puritans.
