One way in which the settlements at Jamestown (1607) and Plymouth (1620) were similar is that both- were settled by the same people. were settled for religious freedom. had economies that supported mercantilism. were located in the Middle Colonies.

They were settled by the same people.

Explanation:

Both Jamestown (1607) and Plymouth (1620) were similar because they were settled by the same people such as English men. Jamestown is the first place where first settlement of 104 English men occurs and in Plymouth, English puritans settle there in 1620. Both places grew and has great economies due to growing of cash crops on their fertile land.

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