English colonists believed they would quickly grow rich in Virginia due to the discovery of valuable resources, particularly tobacco, which was in high demand in Europe. The promise of fertile land and the potential for profitable plantations fueled their optimism. Additionally, the success of early settlers who managed to profit from these resources created a perception that wealth was easily attainable in the New World. The prevailing belief in the availability of untapped Natural Resources further encouraged this expectation.
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