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What positive effects did John Smith have on the colony of Jamestown?
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∙ 10y ago
Smith was never a colonial governor. He came to Jamestown on the second ship and was in the colony a short time before he had to return to England to seek medical treatment for burns. His part in history and in Jamestown has been overstated and hyped. He actually, began his " salesmanship" of his part in history by publishing a book about his adventures. Much of what he wrote is not true and overstated concerning his part in various events.
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∙ 11y agocaptain john smith's solution helped solve the colonists problems by teaching them to work
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Who led Jamestown Colony?
The Jamestown colony was led by John Smith.
John Smith was the leader of which colony?
Jamestown
Who held the colony of Jamestown together?
Captain John Smith (founder of Jamestown)
Captain John Smith founded what colony in Virgina?
Jamestown.
Who was sent to save the Jamestown colony?
John Smith was sent from England to help save (rebuild) the James Town Colony. He sent more men to work and because of this, John Smith made Jamestown the First Successful colony.
Who led Jamestown Colony?
The Jamestown colony was led by John Smith.
Who was the leader of the colony Jamestown?
caption john smith
What was John Smith colony?
Jamestown.
What colony did john smith live in?
the British colony of Jamestown
Who settled the colony of Jamestown?
James Smith
John Smith was the leader of which colony?
Jamestown
Who found the colony of vvirginia and when?
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure John Smith did a huge help with the survival of Jamestown which is in Virginia.
Who held the colony of Jamestown together?
Captain John Smith (founder of Jamestown)
English leader of the colony of Jamestown?
John Smith.
John Smith was the founder of what colony?
Jamestown, Virginia
What colony was run by John Smith?
Jamestown, Virginia.
Who was the founder of the Jamestown colony?
The founder of the Jamestown colony was the Virginia Company of London. It was named for James I of England.
