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Jamestown was the first successful English settlement founded in North America. Most settlers were Polish and German colonists.
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Were the people on the mayflower the first in the United States besides the Native Americans?
no because the Jamestown settlers came before the Mayflower people. -- BTW not true. Absolutely not! There is proof that the Vikings were in North America long before The Mayflower; also the Spanish settlement of St. Augustine was before the Mayflower time. Finally there is some proof and stories that Zheng He came to North America. I believe there is an excavation going on right now in Washington that is digging up a ship that may have been his.
What kind people live in Texas now?
Long Answer: Texans, and others who have moved to Texas, but do not consider themselves Texans. Short Answer: Mostly Texans.
How long did the voyage to Jamestown take?
In the 21 century it depends on the location.
How long did American slavery last?
First slave arrived with Jamestown colony in 1603 and slavery lasted until 1867 with the passage of the 13, 14, and 15th amendments.
Why where the early years in Jamestown full of hardship?
It wasn't just new comers. Under the Jamestown compact they used a form of communal responsibility. All food grown was shared by all. This caused many to not work as hard to produce food and the food stores would run out in the winter and 7 out of 10 would die each year. At one point they even had trouble with cannibalism. That changed when the compact was ended in approximately 1612.
How did people act in Jamestown?
People in Jamestown lived like us, but they had less technology. Soon, a disease and famine came shortly after their captain left. Many died, at didn't rebuild after a long time.
What kind of people came to jamestown how long did they plan to stay?
In 1607, the English settlers who arrived in North America to found Jamestown on behalf of the Virginia Company of London were fundamentally mercantile colonists. Their intent was to grow roots in the New World for the sake of trade and local manufacturing, as well as agriculture, while also maintaining a permanent presence on behalf of their home-country.
What happened to Jamestown's colony after John Smith left?
the people left and when he came back all there was,was a log with the word "croaton" on it. Love27599
How long was Edward vi of England kind?
Not a second was he kind to his people
How long did Jamestown last?
1607-2004
What is the long lasting effect of Jamestown?
tobacco.
How long has Jamestown been around for?
Jamestown is not actually a place anymore. It is now part of Virginia. However, Jamestown was founded in 1602 by Captain John Smith.
Which of there people was most resposible for the long-term survival of Jamestown?
There is in fact holes in the ozone layer. They have been getting bigger over time.
Can the people fixing your computer see where the virus came from?
As long as you didn't completely delete the file where it came from, yes.
How long was John Smith with pocahantas?
THEY ARNT MARRIED. Pocahantas is married to John Rolfe , but she helped John smith with jamestown . To grow crops and to built because people in jamestown did not know how to do that. So John smith got help from the indians.
Who was the founder of Jamestown Virginia?
John Smithwas one of the founders of Jamestown. There were many people that founded this colony, but most of their names are unfortunately unknown. If that question is on a test, you need to write or circle John Smith
A long time ago where did Pocahontas live with her father?
Jamestown.
