Jamestown Hardships 2

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Why was Pocahontas important to the survival of Jamestown?

Back

She served as a contact between the two groups.

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Hardship

Back

challenge

Front

There was a food shortage because...

Back

There had been a fire in the storehouse.

Front

Why did the native people begin to see the colonists as invaders?

Back

They realized the settlement would continue to grow

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The site they chose was marshy and lacked safe drinking water, the settlers lacked skills, and many settlers died of disease and starvation. These were: Problems faced by people in England, Hardships faced by the settlers at Jamestown

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Hardships faced by the settlers at Jamestown

Front

How did John Smith contribute to the survival of the Jamestown Settlement?

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He made sure all colonists worked for their food, shelter and safety.

Front

Characteristic of the Starving Time?

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Colonists resorted to eating berries, roots, and nuts

Front

What rule did John Smith make that saved the settlement?

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If you do not work, you do not eat.

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Starvation

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People do not have enough food to eat

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True or False: Disease caused a lot of settlers to get sick and die.

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True