Yes they did because it was an easier way to defend themselves and gave them the ability to see from different directions
Why would you think it was honey
Colonists chose to build Jamestown in a location along the James River primarily for its strategic advantages, including access to shipping routes and the potential for trade. The site was easily defensible against potential attacks from Indigenous peoples and rival European powers. Additionally, the area had fertile land for agriculture and was rich in natural resources, which were appealing for settlement and economic development. However, the choice also came with challenges, such as brackish water and swampy conditions that contributed to health issues.
He was an English Soldier. He helped establish Jamestown. He forced people to build and plant for their protection. And he kept colonists alive. UR WELCOME
The English made a colony called Roanoke twice but both times it failed. I think the next establishment built was Jamestown (in Massatchusetts). That one "survived"
Jamestown was built and settled in 1607.
jamestown,Virginia
This allowed them to use ships to move people and supplies easily
1607
They encouraged colonists to build ships.
to protect themselves from the Indians
To live a better life than england
so then they wrere protected and could hide