In Chesapeake, the colony of Jamestown faced many hardships; life there quickly became more about survival than profit. The growth and sale of tobacco became the saving grace of this area, making both survival and profit more possible. The main difficulty colonies in the West Indies faced was lack of space. These colonies maximized profit by growing sugar, which became significantly more valuable than tobacco. Rather than economic difficulties, the New England colonies faced difficulties in deciding how to run themselves. They first had to decide how they were going to worship, and whether they would be tolerant of other ways of worship. They then had to come up with ways to enforce their
In Chesapeake, the colony of Jamestown faced many hardships; life there quickly became more about survival than profit. The growth and sale of tobacco became the saving grace of this area, making both survival and profit more possible. The main difficulty colonies in the West Indies faced was lack of space. These colonies maximized profit by growing sugar, which became significantly more valuable than tobacco. Rather than economic difficulties, the New England colonies faced difficulties in deciding how to run themselves. They first had to decide how they were going to worship, and whether they would be tolerant of other ways of worship. They then had to come up with ways to enforce their