Jamestown Settlement and Native Interactions

The settlers arrive in Virginia, facing initial challenges and fears of native attacks. Leadership is established, and plans for settlement are discussed. The settlers explore and select a site for Jamestown, interacting and trading with the natives. Concerns about potential native attacks lead to discussions on defense and preparations.

What was the initial reaction of the settlers upon arriving in Virginia?

• They were indifferent to their surroundings.

• They were disappointed by the land.

• They were fearful of the natives.

• They were excited and eager to explore.

What did Captain Smith believe was necessary to settle in Virginia without conflict?

• Establishing a large military presence.

• Avoiding any contact with the natives.

• Building a strong fort.

• Trading peacefully with the natives.

Why was there controversy over Captain Smith's inclusion in the council?

• He was not experienced enough.

• He was still under arrest.

• He was not a nobleman.

• He was too young.

What were the settlers instructed to do regarding their letters home?

• Send detailed maps of the area.

• Describe the challenges they faced.

• Write only positive things about the new world.

• Encourage others to stay in England.

What was the main reason for choosing the site for Jamestown?

• It was close to the ocean.

• It had abundant wildlife.

• It was the first place they landed.

• It was safe from both natives and the Spanish.

How did the settlers feel about their new environment upon first landing?

• They found it hostile and unwelcoming.

• They were in awe of its beauty.

• They were indifferent to it.

• They found it similar to England.

What was one of the main tasks the settlers undertook upon landing?

• Hunting for food.

• Exploring the entire region.

• Setting up tents and planting seeds.

• Building a large fort.

What was the initial interaction between the settlers and the natives like?

• Hostile and aggressive.

• Friendly and welcoming.

• Indifferent and distant.

• Suspicious and cautious.

What was Captain Smith's concern about the natives?

• They were moving closer to the settlement.

• They were uninterested in trade.

• They were spying and planning an attack.

• They were planning to leave the area.

What was the settlers' main concern regarding a potential attack?

• They had no weapons.

• They had no fortifications.

• They were outnumbered.

• They were unfamiliar with the land.