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The Jamestown colony in Virginia was settled to: gain religious freedom for the Quakers preserve the right of English Catholics to worship provide raw materials for England ensu…

The Jamestown colony in Virginia was settled to: gain religious freedom for the Quakers preserve the right of English Catholics to worship provide raw materials for England ensu…
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The Jamestown colony in Virginia was settled to:

gain religious freedom for the Quakers
preserve the right of English Catholics to worship
provide raw materials for England
ensure Spain did not settle there first

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to provide raw material, is the answer


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User Genzotto
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The Jamestown colony in Virginia was settled to provide raw materials for England. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option. Virginia was a place where raw tobacco was available in abundance. I hope the answer helps you.
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