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Food was so scarce in the Jamestown colony that out of every ten settlers died.?
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What made Jamestown so important?
It was the first permident colony in North America. you could search Jamestown on Wikipedia.
Was Jamestown Virginia the first American colony?
I don't think so
Why was Jamestown's colony unstable?
because the English were lazy and expected everything handed to them therefore they wouldn't bother to hunt for their food so they starved to death and also because it was next to a malaria swamp.
How did Jamestown became a rich colony?
No other colony was able to harm Jamestown. They also had a good water source/route. Jamestown can contribute most of their success to John Smith and John Rolphe. John Smith made sure everybody worked. John Rolphe started tobacco planting.
Food was so scarce in the Jamestown colony that out of every ten settlers died.?
nine
What made Jamestown so important?
It was the first permident colony in North America. you could search Jamestown on Wikipedia.
Was Jamestown Virginia the first American colony?
I don't think so
Why was the colony named Jamestown?
The colony of Jamestown was so named after James I of England, their king. These settlers were very loyal, and this is said to be the beginning of the British Empire.
Did the people of the colony of Jamestown help the colonists?
the colonists were the people of the colony, so therefore they basically had to help if they wanted to keep the colony running.
why is food so scarce in the polar regions?
food is scarce in polar regions because polar regions are mostly covered with ice so because of ice and the cold weather people cannot sell or buy things. that is why food is scarce in polar regions.
The survival of the Jamestown colony can be most directly attributed to the?
The survival of the Jamestown Colony can be directly tied to the assistance they received from the nearby Native American tribes. They shared food so that the pilgrims would not starve, and showed them how to plant Indian corn in their fields.
What was the development of the Jamestown colony from its disastrous beginnings to its later prosperity?
The one thing that saved Jamestown was tobacco. When John Rolf introduced tobacco to Jamestown he gave them a future. The selling and growing the crop was so popular they grew it every where they could. It was used as money and brought in money.
Why was Jamestown's colony unstable?
because the English were lazy and expected everything handed to them therefore they wouldn't bother to hunt for their food so they starved to death and also because it was next to a malaria swamp.
In what ways did Jamestown leave its mark on America's development?
it was the first colony so they had the first goverrment and rules
What did the colony Jamestown produce?
Tobacco. There might be more so dont quote me but i know tobacco is one.
Why did plains Indians move so often?
they moved because of food being so scarce
