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She hasn't except for the legends about her. The book that Smith wrote was all lies and he never met her. In fact, her real story is much more interesting than the fairytales about her. The colonists took her hostage for 4 years and while she was a hostage she became a Christian and changed her name to Rebecca. John Rolf came to Jamestown with his tobacco seeds and met her. They married and left for England. She is about 19 years old when they leave and while at his family estate she has a baby boy. Not long after she dies and he takes the baby to his sister to take care of and leaves for Jamestown. Years later the baby as a young man decides to go back to Jamestown where he has property he has inherited from his mother, grandfather, and father. He returns to Jamestown, marries, has 6 children and the last known historical reference to him is when he is 90 years old and he signs over the property he inherited to the city of Jamestown. I think this is a fantastic true story and so much better than the silly fable about her.
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Who was pochahontas's son?
Pocahontas's son was named Thomas Rolfe. He was the child of Pocahontas and English colonist John Rolfe, born in 1615 in Virginia. Thomas Rolfe had a significant impact on the early colonial history of Virginia.
When did Pocahontas fall in love?
in the movie or in history?
Of What time in history is Pocahontas?
1595-1617
Is Pocahontas the first lady in history?
Edith Wilson
How much did Pocahontas weigh?
Historical records do not provide an exact weight for Pocahontas. It is inappropriate and disrespectful to speculate or make assumptions about someone's weight, especially based on limited information from centuries ago. It is important to focus on her legacy and the impact she had on American history.
The double life of Pocahontas is about?
History of her giving birth by Jayson
Who were the parents of Pocahontas?
The father of the Indian princess Pocahontas was Chief Powhatan and Algonquin leader. Her mother is not mentioned in history.
Why is Pocahontas important history?
Because pocahontas was a native american woman who married a european settler when tgey came over to america
How will this Pocahontas be remembered in history?
Pocahontas will be remembered in history primarily as a symbol of Native American resilience and cultural exchange during early colonial times. Her story, often romanticized and oversimplified, highlights the complexities of her relationship with English settlers, particularly John Smith and her later marriage to John Rolfe. Pocahontas's legacy encompasses themes of diplomacy, identity, and the impact of colonization on Indigenous peoples. Ultimately, she serves as a reminder of the rich and nuanced histories of Native American communities.
How did Pocahontas change the US history?
dats a stupid question dumby
What is the tree in Pocahontas name?
In reality (factual history) there is no tree associated with the real personage of Pocahontas. In the fantasy movies and stories about her, her Grandmother is a Willow tree.
who wrote Pocahontas ?
nobody actually wrote Pocahontas the story because she is a general part of natural history but many people have included her in stories. Also there is a book called the true story of Pocahontas written by Linwood Custalow if you are interested
