In What Sense Was the Virginia Company a Failure

question 21

Multiple Choice

In what sense was the Virginia Company a failure?

• A) It was not profitable for its investors.
• B) None of its white inhabitants survived.
• C) Tobacco failed to thrive in its colony's climate.
• D) The local Indians refused to sell land to its founders.
• E) Spain seized control of the company's colony.

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