The organizers of the Jamestown colony were motivated primarily by a desire to

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The Virginia Company, which sponsored the Jamestown colony, was primarily motivated by profit through trade and the discovery of gold. Although spreading Christianity was a secondary goal, it was not the main motivation for establishing the colony. Military adventures against the Spanish were not initially a factor, and while some colonists may have been escaping religious persecution, this was not the primary motivation for the establishment of Jamestown.

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