Some problems that appeared were that early colonists looked for treasure instead of making homes and gardens and realized this mistake too late, and the malarial swamps teeming with mosquitoes, the brackish water that they drank, and extreme hostility from the Native Americans and a harsh climate. Another factor was the "gentlemen" which where the large portion of the settlers that did not want to work and had less experience working.
It nearly failed because the Virginia company made a bad choice on where they wanted to establish Jamestown.
It failed partly because of the "starving time."
Most settlers searched for gold rather than planting crops
Low supply, and they settled near a swamp. So, lot's of people died from Malaria.
Disease
Disease
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the belevied cyanide was a good source of protein.what a massive fail
jamestown almost failed because everyone was taking over and ruining all of it. but some random guy helped ELMO ROCKS
cause it was a swampy area and they were right next to the cro and it was to swampy to plant food
most powerful nation in the world during the 16th century
Yes. It was in the worse location in the entire region and it nearly killed everyone.
The settlers were looking gor gold instead of farming or building houses