The story of Smith is more legend than truth. Smith didn't last very long in Jamestown and he returned to England with burns caused by gunpowder being sprinkled on him while he slept. It was set on fire resulting in severe burns. Smith later wrote a book an lied about his time in Jamestown and his relationship with the people there. He was an adventurer, and more thief than leader.
The name of the ship's that went to Jamestown are: Godspeed, Susan Constant, and the Discovery. Those were the three ships that went to the Jamestown Colony.
giving land to those who paid for passage of workers
The most important rule was that if you did not work, you would not eat. ("He who works not, eats not.") In the early development of the colony a communal farming system was established to disperse food among all the early settlers. This system proved faulty as a large enough group of settlers were taking food without making significant contributions to the town as a whole that food began to run out and starvation was becoming a possibility. John Smith solved the problem by establishing a system that guaranteed that all those who required food in order to survive were willing to make contributions to the community in order to eat.
Yes.The captain (Edward John Smith) died along with his ship.
Those would be pilgrims coming from New Zealand and Slaves.
The story of Smith is more legend than truth. Smith didn't last very long in Jamestown and he returned to England with burns caused by gunpowder being sprinkled on him while he slept. It was set on fire resulting in severe burns. Smith later wrote a book an lied about his time in Jamestown and his relationship with the people there. He was an adventurer, and more thief than leader.
Yes, it was the only way people traveled in those times.
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If he survived the actual sinking, he was among those who perished in the sea. His body was never recovered.
The name of the ship's that went to Jamestown are: Godspeed, Susan Constant, and the Discovery. Those were the three ships that went to the Jamestown Colony.
"Christianity!!!!! John Smith was a devote christian and they were interested in spreading Christianity to the Indians. They were not seeking religious freedom though like the Pilgrims and Puritans." I can't even believe that answer.... of course it was "Christianity!" Christianity was everywhere in the western world at that time. What type though was the real question I'm sure. Those settlers of the Jamestown settlement were from the church of England because of King Phillip, Jamestown's founder.
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giving land to those who paid for passage of workers
the Pilgrim's came for religious purposes and the Jamestown settlers came for power/wealth
That if you did not work, you would not eat. ("He who works not, eats not.") In the early development of the colony a communal farming system was established to disperse food among all the early settlers. This system proved faulty as a large enough group of settlers were taking food without making significant contributions to the town as a whole that food began to run out and starvation was becoming a possibility. John Smith solved the problem by establishing a system that guaranteed that all those who required food in order to survive were willing to make contributions to the community in order to eat.