In 1612 a man named John Rolfe introduced the cultivation of tobacco to the Jamestown settlement. He obtained samples of the "Nicotiana Tabacum" variety of tobacco (from a Spanish colony either in South America or Jamaica) which was superior to the "Nicotiana Rustica" variety grown locally. It is probable that John Rolfe was helped in learning cultivation technique by his wife, the famous Pocahontas.
John Rolfe, (who married the Indian princess Pocahontas, daughter of chieftain Powhatan), showed the Virginia colonists how to grow tobacco.
Someone named John Rolfe I think.
i dont know but i think its james willens
John Rolfe.
they had brought tobacco seeds to the colony and began its harvesting
tobacco
the production of tobacco
The Jamestown colony was able to prosper in spite of many hardships because John Rolfe started the tobacco industry, which brought in a lot of money.
A need for labor was caused by the quick growth of tobacco farming in Jamestown.
John Rolfe brought the seeds to Jamestown and the growing of tobacco began in Jamestown, so it didn't increase it started.
They brought tobacco to the new colony.
John Rolfe brought the tobacco seeds to Jamestown and also married Pocahontas.
When John Rolfe brought tobacco to Jamestown it saved the colony.
None. He was a settler of Jamestown who brought tobacco to the town.
they had brought tobacco seeds to the colony and began its harvesting
John Rolfe an Englishman brought the first tobacco seeds to Jamestown on a visit.
Tobacco was a major exportin Jamestown.
1619Slavery in America began when the first African slaves were brought to the North American colony of Jamestown, Virginia, in 1619, to aid in the production of such lucrative crops as tobacco.
Yes, Jamestown did export tobacco but not coffee!
Jamestown was especially well-known for growing tobacco.
The first slaves in America were brought to the colony of Jamestown, Virginia, in 1619, to help grow tobacco.