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At first, the Natives weren't very happy about the colonists coming to their land. They wanted the colonists to leave. But, after John Smith becomes friends with the Natives, and Pocahontas ends up saving John Smith's life. Since they become friends they trade with each other and share the land. So their relationship was friendly!
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What began to happen in Jamestown in 1675?
Indian relations deteriorate; plans begun for war.
When was Indian Council for Cultural Relations created?
Indian Council for Cultural Relations was created in 1950.
Did the monacan Indian tribe live in Jamestown?
Yes they did!
The british American relations after the French and Indian War?
Which statement best describes British-American relations after the French and Indian War?
Who was the chief of the Woodland Indian tribes near Jamestown?
Powhantan
The Indian girl who was a helper and a friend to the settlers in Jamestown was?
Pocahontas
What were the Jamestown Indian houses made of?
make of gibby trees
What direction did the ships sail from the West Indian to Jamestown?
north
Which group fought in Jamestown?
The group that fought the people of Jamestown were fought by the Powhatan Indian tribe after several months of starvation.
What Indian tribe settler provided food for the starving in Jamestown?
Powhatan
What early English colony was assisted by the Indian princess Pocahontas?
Jamestown.
What has the author Donald Lee Fixico written?
Donald Lee Fixico has written: 'The invasion of Indian country in the twentieth century' -- subject(s): Indians of North America, Indian reservations, Natural resources, Government relations, Land tenure 'The invasion of Indian country in the twentieth century' -- subject(s): Indian reservations, Natural resources, Indians of North America, Government relations, Land tenure 'Bureau of Indian Affairs' -- subject(s): Race relations, Government relations, Indians of North America, United States, United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs, History
