The first African to be brought to British North America landed in which colony in the early 1600s

The first recorded Africans in British North America arrived in 1619 and landed in Virginia and Chesapeake Bay.

Explanation:

This first ship, which arrived with approximately 20 Africans, was owned by Robert Rich, the second Earl of Warwick. They were captives from the area of present-day Angola, and, to obtain the Africans, the Jamestown colony traded provisions with the ship. The slaves were treated as servants for wealthy families.

In 1619, the first Africans were brought to the colony of Jamestown, Virginia.