John Rolfe
John Rolfe
When John Rolfe brought tobacco to Jamestown it saved the colony.
No, it was a sweet tobacco introduced by John Rolfe in 1622.
It wasn't bad it actually helped them with the problems they were having with how to make money., and had good tobacco. John Rolfe introduced the people to this Sweet Tobacco.
John Rofle was the man who married Pocahontas. He also was the man who came to Jamestown and introduced tobacco which kept the colony of Jamestown going.
Tobacco was a major exportin Jamestown.
Yes, Jamestown did export tobacco but not coffee!
Jamestown was especially well-known for growing tobacco.
Tobacco was a crop in Jamestown.
The real "gold" of Jamestown was not actual gold or precious metals, but rather tobacco. Introduced as a cash crop in the early 1600s, tobacco became highly lucrative and crucial for the economic survival of the Jamestown colony. Its cultivation and exportation provided the financial foundation for the settlement and fueled the growth of the Virginia Colony, marking tobacco as a key commodity in colonial America.
tobacco
The real gold of Jamestown refers to "tobacco." Introduced to Europe by John Rolfe in the early 17th century, tobacco became a highly profitable cash crop that significantly contributed to the economic success of the Jamestown colony. Its cultivation and exportation helped to ensure the survival and growth of the settlement.