The Virginia Company's Success and Achievements

Did the Virginia Company accomplish its goals for the company and for its settlers?

a. True
b. False

Answer:

The Virginia Company succeeded in achieving its objectives for both the company and its inhabitants.

The Virginia Company was founded with the dual goals of establishing an English colony in the New World and increasing shareholder profits. The company succeeded in settling the area between the 34th and 41st northern parallels with the help of Sir Thomas Smith, the Company's treasurer.

King James forbade smoking during that time as he believed it was bad for one's health. The Church of England did not require reform according to the Puritans, who had different beliefs.

In 1620, the Pilgrims planned to embark on a voyage to Cape Cod, showcasing the different aspirations and goals of various groups during that period in history.