was john rolfe captured by the native people
You're probably referring to John Rolfe, who should not be confused with John Smith. Captain John Smith was the colonial governor who was captured. He was released by Powhatan, perhaps after intervention by Powhatan's 12-year-old daughter Pocahontas. John Rolfe is the English gentleman whom Pocahontas later married.
His name was Chief Powhatan.
When the English colonists John Smith was taken by Powhatan warriors and Pocahontas save him from execution.
Pocahontas interceded for John Smith, helping to save his life when he was captured by her father, Chief Powhatan. Later, she married John Rolfe, a tobacco planter, in a union that symbolized the potential for peace between the English settlers and Native Americans. Their marriage took place in 1614 and was significant in the history of early colonial Virginia.
Thomas Rolfe
John Smith never married Pocahontas. In fact, Pocahontas is only a nickname given to Matoaka meaning playful. When John Smith visited the Powhatan tribe he actually was treated very well. Matoaka was about 11 years old at the time. When Pocahontas was 17, she was abducted and imprisoned in Jamestown for a year. She was released after she agreed to marry John Rolfe. They had a son Thomas Rolfe and Matoaka, then known by the name of Rebecca Rolfe, died at the age of 22 in March of 1617.
No John Smith was not married to Rebecca Rolfe.
Powhatan lectured John Smith about _________ in a speech he addressed to John Smith.
When Pocahontas Married John Rolfe
pocahotas
NO. John Smith left with an lnjury right before John Rolfe got there.
She married John Rolfe