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What was the first financially successful English colony in the "new world"? A) Canada B) Jamestown C) Maryland D) Plymouth

What was the first financially successful English colony in the "new world"? A) Canada B) Jamestown C) Maryland D) Plymouth
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What was the first financially successful English colony in the "new world"? A) Canada B) Jamestown C) Maryland D) Plymouth

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The correct answer is B. Jamestown.
The specific reason they were financially successful was growing and selling tobacco!
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