The first british colonies, located in virginia and new england, were founded by different groups for different reasons, but settlers in both colonies faced similar early struggles in establishing their communities. in the latter half of the seventeenth century, specific geographic differences, diverse settler populations, and different goals and values shaped each settlement so that two very different cultures emerged. in the following table, select the statement from each dropdown menu that best relates each colony to the characteristic on the left. then, answer the question that follows to further demonstrate your knowledge of religious and social life in the major english settlements. t/f