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Virginia was a British colony. Its name came from the (supposedly) virgin Queen Elizabeth I.

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Only after the company went bankrupt.

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Yes. It was actually the first.

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In 1624 Virginia became what?

A Royal Colony (Crown Colony)


In 1624 Virginia became?

A Royal Colony (Crown Colony)


What happened to Virginia in 1624?

Virginia became a Crown colony in 1624


Was Virginia a royal or porprietary colony?

Virginia was initially a private company or corporate colonly from 1607 to 1624. King James I revoked the Virginia company's charter in 1624 and Virginia became a royal colony. Virginia became self governing after independence.


Why did Virginia become a royal colony in 1624?

Virginia became a crown or royal colony in 1624 when King James I took away the charter from the Virginia Company. Members of this company had established the Jamestown settlement in 1607 in Virginia.


Who owned Jamestown which was found by the europeans?

The Virginia Company which was based in London, England. It was made into a crown colony after an Indian attack.


What colony is Virginia in?

There is a colony called, The colony of Virginia. It is right where the state of Virginia now sits.


Why was the Virginia colony a southern colony?

Yes.... Virginia is/was a southern colony.


What colony did the Virginia Company found?

Virginia Colony.


When did lagos state became a crown colony?

Lagos became a crown colony in 1851


Where was the Virginia colony?

the Virginia colony was located in the southern colonies


Can you create a graphic organizer on the Virginia colony?

Virginia colony