Susan Constant Voyage

Which subject is the Susan Constant Voyage related to?

• mathematics

• biology

• geography

• history

In which grade did Susan Constant Voyage take place?

• 1776

• 1812

• 1492

• 1607

What is the main focus of the Susan Constant Voyage?

• establishing a permanent English settlement in North America

• establishing a trading post for fur trade with Native Americans

• searching for gold and other valuable resources

• exploring new trade routes to Asia

Who was Susan Constant?

• A famous explorer who discovered the New World.

• The first female governor of Jamestown, Virginia.

• The leader of the Native American tribe that helped the English settlers in Jamestown.

• One of the three ships that carried English settlers to Jamestown, Virginia in 1607.

What was the purpose of the Susan Constant Voyage?

• To establish a military outpost to protect English interests in the New World.

• To establish the first permanent English settlement in North America.

• To explore new trade routes to Asia.

• To search for gold and other valuable resources.

Which country sponsored the Susan Constant Voyage?

• England

• France

• Spain

• Portugal

What year did the Susan Constant Voyage take place?

• 1499

• 1776

• 1607

• 1492

What was the final destination of the Susan Constant Voyage?

• Jamestown, Virginia

• Plymouth, Massachusetts.

• St. Augustine, Florida.

• Quebec City, Canada.

What challenges did the crew face during the Susan Constant Voyage?

• Pirate attacks, mutiny, and navigation errors.

• Language barriers, cultural misunderstandings, and equipment malfunctions.

• Food poisoning, equipment failures, and lack of communication.

• Storms, disease, and lack of supplies

What impact did the Susan Constant Voyage have on history?

• It led to the establishment of the first Spanish colony in North America.

• It resulted in the formation of the first Native American confederation.

• It sparked a series of conflicts between European powers in North America.

• It marked the beginning of permanent English colonization in North America.