Pocahontas

Pocahontas (c. 1595 - March 1617) was a Virginia Indian of the Powhatan Pamunkey tribe. She changed history with her notable association with the colonial settlement in Jamestown, Virginia, and she saved the life of the Indian captive, John Smith. She became a captive by the English, held for ransom, and converted to Christianity, taking the name Rebecca. When given the chance to return to her people, she chose to remain with the English, to marry John Rolfe in 1615 making it the first recorded interracial marriage in North American history.

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Pocahontis was born in 1595 and died in 1617.

John Smith was the leader of the Jamestown settlers. Smith was an English explorer who lived from 1580 to 1631.

Pocahontas, correctly called Matoaka, was the beloved daughter of Powhatan. Pocahontas was actually a loving nickname given to Matoaka meaning spoiled child.

Matoaka did save John Smith's life as the romanticized version of history suggests. John Smith actually made up three different versions of how the maiden Pocahontas saved his life, presumably to escalate his standing in society at the time. Powhatan and the tribe actually treated John Smith well when he visited.

After her release from imprisonment at seventeen by agreeing to marry John Rolfe and to change her name, she sailed to England with John Rolfe where she was introduced to society.

Her major accomplishments would have to be that she was a beloved, dutiful daughter and that she was a mother of a son. She died at 22

Pocahontas was a nickname meaning spoiled child. Her true name was Matoaka. She abducted at 17 and spent one year imprisoned in Jamestown only to be released if she married John Rolfe. She took or was given the name Rebecca Rolfe after she married. They had one son named Thomas Rolfe. Matoaka died at the age of 21.

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They ate fish, deer, raccoon, beans, squash, hickory nuts and other kinds of nuts and corn.What kind of beans and nuts ?

I don't think she was ugly- but you can take a look, decide for yourself. Forget the video- she was a real person, married John Rolfe, became Lady Rebecca Rolfe, and went to England- where her portrait was painted (no cameras back then) The link below will take you to the portrait of her at age 21, not long before her death.

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Her funeral took place on March 21, 1617. Every one said that she died from small pox. Her father was Powhatan her husband was John Rolfe her son was Thomas Rolfe. They said that it might have been pneimonia.

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She was supposed To Marry Kocoum and she did but then she "Married" John Rolfe And was baptised as Lady Rebecca Rolfe. Her Real Name was Matoaka, they called her "Pocahontas" because she was so playful.

If you mean the movie Pocahontas, it's a fictional story based on a real person. If you mean the real Pocahontas, she as a Native American child when she first met English settler John Smith. She provided assistance to the colonists in her area of what later became Virginia. Despite many stories, she did not fall in love with John Smith since they met when she was a child. Later in her life she married another settler, John Rolf, and actually traveled to England. There is a very good article in related links that will give you details.

The father of the Indian princess Pocahontas was Chief Powhatan and Algonquin leader. Her mother is not mentioned in history.

Because it was a nickname from her childhood. Her formal name was matoaka. And her English name was Rebecca. She was known for any of those names, not just pocahontas, but Pocahontas is the name people know her by

She didn't have one, costal Indians did not often have horses, plains Indians however did...

Pocahontas or Mataoaka, was the daughter of Powhatan, chief of the Algonquian Indians near Jamestown. She was said to have saved the life of Captain John Smith (1580-1631.) She was later captured by the settlers of Jamestown to use against her father.

While in Jamestown, she became a Christian and changed her name to Rebecca. She married John Rolfe, one of the settlers. In 1616, she went to London with her husband. She met King James I. However she died in 1617 in England.

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yes, She did she became pregnant with a baby boy. His name was Thomas. If you Google image it, it will show her and her son yes, She did she became pregnant with a baby boy. His name was Thomas. If you Google image it, it will show her and her son I don't think she had a girl.But I know she had a little boy named Thomas (like John Smith's friend in the Disney movie)

Pocahontas husband name was John Rolfe, from what I have read I think she married him to bring peace between the Native Americans and the settlers. She married him in April 5, 1614.