The settlers thought Jamestown was a good place because it was an island.

Deep water was important for the ships to dock (or park).

Spain and England were allies (friends) at this time.

Indians did not object to the new settlers coming to Jamestown.

Most of the land in Jamestown was rolling hills.

The settlers thought that because there were so many resources in Jamestown, they would not run out.

Even though they were not told to settle in Jamestown by England, the settlers did it anyway.

The settlers had to build forts to protect themselves from Indians.

All of the settlers helped to make the colony successful.

As the weather grew warmer, things got better in Jamestown.