Asked by Jade
Which accurately compares a benefit of Jamestown’s environment with a disadvantage?
The island location made it good for trade, but the riverbank was too far to reach with a bridge.
The old-growth forests were rich in timber, but putting out forest fires was a major problem.
The marshy ground was good for growing tobacco, but it attracted mosquitoes that caused malaria.
The rocky ground was a sign of large gold deposits, but the rocks in the soil broke all the plows.
I think its the last one
The island location made it good for trade, but the riverbank was too far to reach with a bridge.
The old-growth forests were rich in timber, but putting out forest fires was a major problem.
The marshy ground was good for growing tobacco, but it attracted mosquitoes that caused malaria.
The rocky ground was a sign of large gold deposits, but the rocks in the soil broke all the plows.
I think its the last one
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
It's not the last one!
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Answered by
Nicole
Sorry this is late but I believe the correct answer is C. The soil was marshy and this makes the most sense.
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