Which is the only category in which seventeenth-century colonists in Massachusetts were more successful than Virginia's colonists?

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Seventeenth-century colonists in Massachusetts were more successful in adopting a concept of community welfare than Virginia's colonists. Massachusetts Bay Colony established a communal system whereby all members worked together for the success of the colony. In Virginia, the focus was on individual land ownership and profits, and communal welfare was not a priority. Massachusetts also had a strong Puritan community that valued the common good and helping others, which contributed to their success in community welfare.

Which Is the Only Category in Which Seventeenth-Century Colonists in Massachusetts