Which aspects of the colonists in both the Jamestown and Plymouth colonies are similar? Choose exactly 2 answers that are correct. A. their reason for settling. B. The language spoken by settlers. C. type of democracy they established. D. their desires for self government.

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24 February, 12:52

Which aspects of the colonists in both the Jamestown and Plymouth colonies are similar? Choose exactly 2 answers that are correct. A. their reason for settling. B. The language spoken by settlers. C. type of democracy they established. D. their desires for self government.

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Araceli Lozano · Answer 1

The correct answers are:

B) The language spoken by settlers

D) Their desired for self government

Both colonies Jamestown and Plymouth were founded by British people. Both of the Colonies had a desire for self-government, this was explicit with the Mayflower Compact that was the first governing document of Plymouth Colony. In Jamestown, this was accomplished when Captain John Smith took control of the government.