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Why was self subtaining agriculture important to the survival of the Jamestown colony?
After they exhausted the food supplies they brought with them, the Jamestown colonists had no ready source of food except for what they could grow themselves or the fish and game they could kill.
What were Jamestown's troubles?
no food, supplies. No habitat, protection
Food was so scarce in the Jamestown colony that?
nine.........=D
What was smiths policy that saved the Jamestown colony?
no work no food
How has the colony Jamestown overcome some of these challenges?
trading food
What was John Smith's policy that saved the Jamestown colony?
no work no food
The survival of the Jamestown colony can be most directly attributed to what?
The survival of the Jamestown colony can be most directly attributed to the realization that they needed to focus on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of tobacco, for economic sustainability. Additionally, strong leadership from individuals such as Captain John Smith and the arrival of new settlers and supplies through resupply missions played significant roles in the colony's survival. Finally, the establishment of trade relationships with Native American tribes for food and supplies also contributed to their survival.
How did jonh smith help the Jamestown colony?
Hehelp the colony of Jamestown by making them work for what they want. He was helping them get food but when he left, people started to die because they suffered without him .
Why did Pocahontas help Jamestown colony?
She had sex with all the men and got everyone pregnant! Talk about abuse!
Food was so scarce in the Jamestown colony that out of every ten settlers died.?
nine
What colony did John Smith say no work no food?
Jamestown Va
What does this colony have to offer Jamestown?
crops, gold, food idk im just guessing lol
