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Is it true that Captain John Smith's life was saved by a chief's daughter named Pocahontas?
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How did the powhatans get along with the people near Jamestown?
John Smith tried to improve relationships with Powhatan and became friends with Pocahontas the chiefs daughter
Who was the explorer who married an Indian Chiefs' daughter?
Pocahontas, the daughter of Chief Powhatan, married English settler John Rolfe in 1614. Their marriage helped to establish a period of peace between the English settlers in Jamestown and the Powhatan Confederacy in Virginia.
Who is the captain of the chiefs in slap shot?
Charlestown CHIEFS captain was #12 Johnny Upton Played by Allan Nicholls
Who is the waikato chiefs captain?
Malili Muliaina
Who is the chiefs rugby team's captain?
Richie McCaw
What happen to chiefs daughter?
I Pooped on her face!
What were some of Pocahontas's personality?
Pocahontas was known for saving John Smith's life. And being the chiefs daughter. The chiefs name was Powhatan. She saved John Smith's life by asking her dad not to kill him. Note: Her real name was Matoaca- Pocahontas was a nickname. Despite the Disney cartoon, she was 9 years old when she met Cpt. Smith, and was not in love with him. She did marry another Englishman, John Rolfe, when she was older, and became Lady Rebecca Rolfe.
What happened to the chiefs daughter?
she died
How did Sacagawea become well known?
She led Lewis And Clark on their expedition. Plus she was the chiefs daughter.
Who helped Jamestown survive?
James Smith, he made the people work if they wanted to eat. All the people wanted to just wash gold and that's all, but Smith put them to work. Later on after 1612, Jamestown improved when colonists started growing tabacoo. They even had slaves come from Africa so they can help and service could move quicker.
Who married Vasco de Balboa?
Vasco Nunez De balboa married a native Americans chiefs daughter
How did the colonist get along with the Powhatan people near Jamestown?
The colonists at Jamestown had a hostile interaction with the local Indians. The colony almost starved to death due to the conflict with the Indians.
