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What destroyed wooden buildings in Jamestown?
fire
What caught Jamestown on fire?
someone lite a match when the whole town farted
Who set fire to Jamestown in 1600?
Nathan Bacon, who was the leader of Bacon's Rebellion.
Was john smith a bad person?
Yes and no. He was a fortune hunter, very egocentric, and he lied about his time in Jamestown. The men of Jamestown dispatched him by sprinkling gunpowder on him while he slept and set him on fire. He had to go home to get medical treatment.
Why was the capital moved from Jamestown to williamsbur?
Because there was higher elevation for the plantation, Fresher water, more centeral America
How did Jamestown catch fire?
Jamestown was set on fire from a prisoner in 1698. The man was set to be executed.
What destroyed wooden buildings in Jamestown?
fire
Why was the capital Jamestown moved to williamsburg?
diseases,Jamestown needed to be rebuilt due to the fire, surrounded by water
When did Jamestown caught fire?
it burned down between 1600 and 1700
What happened on January 7 1608?
fire destroys houses in jamestown. i think.
What caught Jamestown on fire?
someone lite a match when the whole town farted
Who set fire to Jamestown in 1600?
Nathan Bacon, who was the leader of Bacon's Rebellion.
Was john smith a bad person?
Yes and no. He was a fortune hunter, very egocentric, and he lied about his time in Jamestown. The men of Jamestown dispatched him by sprinkling gunpowder on him while he slept and set him on fire. He had to go home to get medical treatment.
Why was the capital moved from Jamestown to williamsbur?
Because there was higher elevation for the plantation, Fresher water, more centeral America
Rhode Island economics in 1770?
jamestown jamestown jamestown jamestown
The first permanent English settlement in the Americas was?
jamestown, Pa i think Jamestown was in Virginia, not Pennsylvania
What was Jamestown for?
what is jamestown famous for
