There was a food shortage...
hostile Indians after the intervention of Pocahontas
the settlers lacked some of the necessary skills needed to provide for themselves
A need for labor was caused by the quick growth of tobacco farming in Jamestown.
Many colonists died from disease
a critical shortage of labor
The most serious problem in the he early years of Jamestown was that the settlers did not have the pioneering skills needed to survive. They were not used to hard work because most were nobles.
hostile Indians after the intervention of Pocahontas
the settlers lacked some of the necessary skills needed to provide for themselves
the settlers lacked some of the necessary skills needed to provide for themselves
the settlers lacked some of the necessary skills needed to provide for themselves
Jamestown and Bacon's Rebellion.
Jamestown and Bacon's Rebellion.
The tobacco grown in Jamestown was neither liked by the settlers or consumers back in Europe. John Rolfe solved this problem by successfully cross pollinating the Jamestown Tobacco with a strain from Trinidad in the West Indies, and producing a superior blend. .
malaria, starvation, drought, exhaustion, poor leadership before John Smith
The greatest problem that the Jamestown settler' had to face in the early years of settlement is disease and starvation.
the settlers lacked some of the necessary skills needed to provide for themselves
DISSENT.