Question

Jamestown Island's geography made it a favorable location for English settlers
because
Mountains in the area protected the settlers from hostile indigenous tribes
Crops like corn and squash already existed there in the wild,
A swamp and river offered protection from hostile indigenous tribes,
Its location on the Atlantic beaches provided settlers with fishing and trade
opportunities,

Answer 1

The Jamestown Island's Geography made it a favorable location for the English settlers because Its location on the Atlantic beaches provided settlers with fishing and trade  opportunities,

The Englishmen who arrived and settled in Jamestown Island arrived on May 13, 1607 and were the first permanent British colony in America. They were under instructions to find a safe port with a navigable river which would eventually lead them to the Northwest passage into North America. The water bodies around them was a great trade opportunity for them.

The location was favorable to them because it had Atlantic beaches  where they could fish for consumption and for trading activities.

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