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Kaylah Anderson
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27 August, 05:52
What is the significance of Jamestown?
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Nasir Hebert
27 August, 05:56
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James town was the first permanent settlement in North America
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Averie Bowman
27 August, 05:58
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A town that is called James : v
Just kidding, Jamestown was the first successful colony set up by Great Britain in the new world.
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