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When did Pocahontas and John Rolfe first meet?
she meet him in virginia
What is the name of native american chief who the colony of virginia to survive?
john rolfe
Who taught the Virginians to grow tobacco?
John Rolfe taught the Virginians how to grow tobacco.
Who married Pochahantis John Rolfe or John Smith?
She married John Rolfe
Who founded the colony in Virginia?
John smith and John rolfe, but they found it separately. John rolfe's my great great great great great great great grandad, true fact, I searched it up and everything
The Englishman who first cultivated tobacco in Virginia was?
John Rolfe
Who was the Virginia settler who introduced tobacco?
John Rolfe.
Who showed tobacco to Virginia?
John Rolfe
What did John Rolfe do for Virginia?
He selled tobacco.
What did John Rolfe start growing in Virginia?
tobacco
When did Pocahontas and John Rolfe meet?
she meet him in Virginia
Where did Pocahontas get married to John Rolfe?
jamestown, virginia
How did John Rolfe Chang the Virginia colony?
John Rolfe changed the Virginia colony, by developing a high-grade tobacco that the clonists learned to grow, it became very popular in England. The colonists which are The Virginia Company's employees wanted a share of the profits. So the company responded by letting settlers own land and the settlers worked harder when the land was their own.
Who was the English settler introduced tobacco to Virginia?
John Rolfe
When did Pocahontas and John Rolfe first meet?
she meet him in virginia
What did John Rolfe contribute to the Colony of Virginia?
John Rolfe was the first to plant tobacco in Virginia. Tobacco became the economic salvation of the colony and, for years, its biggest cash crop.
How did John Rolfe transfer the Virginia colony?
One thing that John Rolfe did to transform the Virginia colony was to cultivate a different tobacco that the English liked. This in turn made the tobacco very profitable and transformed the economy of Virginia.
