Who Did John Smith's Trip To America?

Have you ever wondered about the beginning of America and if one thing was different, it could’ve changed the course of history? This question applies to a very important man in Jamestown who goes by the name of John Smith. On his trip to America, he complained about his ship’s leader which resulted in him being locked up (January 10). If it weren’t for a piece of paper from Europe, Smith might’ve been locked in the ship forever. Fortunately the paper contained a list of seven people in charge of Jamestown and his name was on it (15). He was then put in charge of construction (16). Jamestown was nearly dying of starvation due to the lack of knowledge on harvesting. With winter approaching rapidly, Jamestown would be in worse condition than it already was. Bravely, John Smith made a daring and bold attempt to trade with the Native Americans. It was a success! Jamestown was saved! Until the day he was taken prisoner by a different tribe of Native Americans that he doesn’t associate himself with (17). Smith managed to make it back to Jamestown unharmed, where he was elected president of the colony on September 10, 1608 (21). He made sure Jamestown stayed in good condition, unfortunately he was injured by gunpowder
The answer to that is DNA fingerprinting. DNA fingerprinting was actually found on September 10, 1984 on accident by a man named Alec Jeffreys in Leicester, England (Todayinsci.com). DNA fingerprinting has changed the world we live in. It is able to diagnose inherited disorders in adults, children, and babies (Todayinsci.com). It is also used to solve crimes, although the first time it was used in a criminal case, the guilty was proven innocent (Todayinsci.com). DNA fingerprinting is used to find missing or unknown family members (Todayinsci.com). This makes DNA fingerprinting a beautiful thing because it can reunite family members and solve