Hardships in Virginia

Who initiated (started) the trading relationships between the Powhatan and the Jamestown settlers?

• Pocahontas
• Captain John Smith
• Chief Powhatan
• Sir Thomas Gates

The Powhatan Indians taught the settlers how to plant ____ and ____ at Jamestown.

• gold and silver
• hunting and copper jewelry
• corn and tobacco
• pots and tools

What was John Smith's forced work program?

• "Honesty is the best policy!"
• "If you don't work, you don't eat!"
• "All Africans who arrive will be slaves!"
• "Indians must gather food for us!"

Hardship

• challenge

• do not have

• farming

There was a food shortage because...

• No one would plant anything.

• There had been a fire in the storehouse.

• Indians stole it all

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

• They realized the settlement would continue to grow

• The english settlers started marrying the Powhatan women

• The King of England sent warships to conquer Werowocomoco.

What were the three hardships faced by the Jamestown Colonists? Choose all three. Leave one unchosen.

• The site was marshy and lacked safe

  drinking water.

• The settlers lacked some skills

  necessary to provide for themselves.

• The native peoples helped Jamestown colonists hunt and fish.

• Many settlers died from starvation and

  disease.

Captain John Smith began trading relationships with the native peoples. What did they trade?

• The native peoples traded rocks, shells, and food in exchange for tools, pots, and copper for jewelry.

• The native peoples traded food, fur, and leather in exchange for guns, lumber, and gold for jewelry.

• The native peoples traded food, fur, and leather in exchange for tools, pots, and copper for jewelry.

• The native peoples traded teepees, and bows and arrows for tools, pots, and copper for jewelry.

What did Powhatan and his people teach the settlers?

• Powhatan and his people taught the settlers how to build a long house.

• Powhatan and his people taught the settlers how to make jewelry out of shells and beads.

• Powhatan and his people taught the settlers how to make a canoe.

• Powhatan taught the settlers survival skills, such as how to plant corn and tobacco.

Who served as a contact between the native peoples and the English settlers?

• The Queen of England

• Pocahontas, Powhatan's daughter

• The King of England

• Chief Powhatan