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The settlement in Jamestown nearly failed due to a combination of poor leadership, lack of preparation, and harsh environmental conditions. The initial settlers were more focused on searching for gold than on establishing sustainable agriculture, which led to food shortages. Additionally, conflicts with Indigenous peoples and disease further weakened the settlement. These factors culminated in a desperate situation that threatened the survival of the colonists.

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