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Yes, Jamestown experienced a series of ineffective leaders, particularly in its early years. Figures like Governor John Smith faced significant challenges, including conflicts with Indigenous peoples and internal strife among settlers. Leadership struggles, combined with poor planning and resource management, contributed to the colony's hardships and high mortality rates. Over time, more effective leadership emerged, but the initial failures significantly impacted Jamestown's early survival.

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