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Jamestown:
Strained relations with the natives, not enough supplies, not enough doctors, and other problems led to about 80% of the Jamestown colonists to die in the first years of settlement. There was brackish water which was hard to drink safely.

Plymouth:
Cold winters, disease, infertile soil, and more made the winters really hard in Plymouth.

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They were self-governed by the Mayflower Compact, one of the first written versions of a Constitution in the New World that laid out rules for them to follow.

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Jamestown:
The climate in Jamestown, Virginia, was warm and humid. The winters were mild and this made it easy to grow crops.

Plymouth:
Plymouth's climate was very cold- it was north, in modern-day Massachusetts.

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Jamestown:
John Smith- the first leader in 1608 who established the 'no work, no food' policy.

Plymouth:
William Bradford was governor of the settlement.

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Their government was the House of Burgesses. They made rules and governed themselves through this.

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Jamestown:
1607

Plymouth:
1620

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Jamestown:
Economic reasons (to make money)

Plymouth:
Religious freedom/reasons

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Jamestown:
Virginia

Plymouth:
Massachusetts

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Jamestown:
Jamestown struggled at first but then flourished, their main crop being tobacco. Crops in the South were plenty, a few being rice, indigo, and tobacco.

Plymouth:
Since farming was less of an option here, the Pilgrims made money by fishing, fur trading, whaling, and working with timber.