Jamestown to Williamsburg

Drinking water in Jamestown was contaminated by seepage of saltwater.

Unhealthy living conditions in Jamestown caused diseases.

Williamsburg was an established town.

Fire destroyed wooden and brick buildings at Jamestown.

It marked the end of colonial rule in Virginia.

It helped solve major problems faced by settlers in Jamestown.

It was the first time a capital was moved in American history.

It led to the founding of a new colony.

Atlantic Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Indian Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Contaminated drinking water

Unhealthy living conditions

Frequent fires

All of the above

It was an established town

It was closer to the ocean

It had fewer trees

It was farther from England

Drinking water in Jamestown was contaminated by saltwater

Unhealthy living conditions in Jamestown caused disease

Fire destroyed wooden and brick buildings at Jamestown

Jamestown was an established town