How was the arrival of immigrants in Jamestown an example of continuity?

In May of 1607, three small ships – the

Discovery, Godspeed and Susan Constant –

landed at what we know today as Jamestown.

On board were 104 men and boys, plus crew

members, who had left England on a bit-

ter cold December day. Sailing down the

Thames River with little fanfare, they were

unnoticed by all but a few curious onlook-

ers. The ships were packed with supplies

they thought would be most needed in this

new land. Sponsors of the voyage hoped the

venture would become an economic prize

forEngland.

1580s on Roanoke Island, in what is now

North Carolina, had failed, but times had

changed. England had signed a peace treaty

with Spain, and was now looking westward to establish colonies along the northeastern seaboard of North America. Word was that the Spanish had found “mountains of gold” in this new land, so these voyagers were intent on finding riches as well as a sea route to Asia. Little did the settlers know as they disembarked on this spring day, May 14, 1607, how many and what kinds of hardships they would face as they set out to fulfill their dreams of riches and adventure in Virginia.

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