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    the living and farming conditions for the better‚ but in other areas‚ for the worse. From the swampy areas of Jamestown to the bays of the Northern colonies‚ each played a huge part in the development of the colonies. The colonies that were founded in the middle and south of the east coast fared off much better than colonies in northern locations but had a very rough beginning. Jamestown‚ one of the first colonies to make it‚ was unprepared for their new surroundings and was almost killed off entirely

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    analysis: A Land As God Made It 10/14/10 Thesis: The establishment of the colony of Jamestown marked the beginning of a nation that would rise to the top of the global setting‚ far overpowering its mother country. Three main principles were the contributing factors to this beginning: Indian relations‚ the tenacity of the settlers‚ and the idea of Christianity. Argument #1: Indian relations plagued (and helped) Jamestown. The Powhatans at times would seem to be the worst enemy to the settlers; Wahunsonacock

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    Arely Marte U.S. History 1302 January 26‚ 2015 INDIANS AND THE SETTLEMENTS OF AMERICA 1. Jamestown was the first colony that gets found. It was there where the first permanent settlement occurs. Jamestown was a poor location for colonization. The men dug wells to obtain water‚ but the water they found could not drink because it was contaminated. In addition‚ the ground was wet and had too many mosquitos. The mosquitoes were carriers of diseases and made the settlers sick. After a year‚ about half

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    to me the most. Even though these three colonies have differences based on how they started‚ who governed them‚ and how they were governed‚ they still have many similarities. 1607. Jamestown‚ Virginia. Founded by John Smith. Virginia was named after Queen Elizabeth I of England who was known as the Virgin Queen. Jamestown was the first permanent colony of the English. The type of government that was in this colony was a Royal colony. A Royal colony was governed by a royal governor that was chosen by

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    “[they] have any: and this you must do before they perceive you mean to plant among them; for not being sure how your own seed corn will prosper the first year‚ to avoid the danger of famine‚ use and endeavor to store yourselves of the country corn”.(Jamestown 1607) But they were also directed not to trust them because many natives did not like the “new foreigners” on their land. The ultimate plot was to learn the way of the lands to build the free land and claim as theirs. The English believed God gave

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    Pocahontas was a Native American princess‚ and a peacemaker. She was famous for her connection with the colonial settlement at Jamestown‚ Virginia. Also for saving a life of English captain John Smith.  Pocahontas was born on 1595 in what is now eastern Virginia. Pocahontas was a daughter of Powhatan‚ an important chief of the Algonquian Indians (the Powhatans) who lived in the Virginia region. Her real name was "Matoaka." "Pocahontas" was a nickname meaning "playful" or "naughty one

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    In a Jamestown Exposition only ten percent of official postcards had been of events that occurred in early Jamestown (Gleach 439). It was after this exposition that the myth of Pocahontas and John Smith had flourished with a wide array of books and products. Stores had even begun to sell what was known as “Jamestown fashion” which had a series of colors for clothes‚ furniture‚ and all types of household items. But many of these merchandises had nothing to do in fact with the town of Jamestown itself

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    present day United States of America. Along the mainland‚ they found many people of different cultures that were already residing there. The differing cultures of the Indians and later Africans‚ did not become intermingled with European culture. The Jamestown inhabitants‚ Puritans and Pilgrims established the New World without including different cultures‚ (Natives and Africans) agricultural techniques‚ modes of behavior‚ style of speech‚ dress and other

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    “Starving Time”—Jamestown struggled to survive 1. The location on the Chesapeake was swampy & located in the heart of the _________Powhatan____________________________ Indian lands 2. Colonists expected immediate wealth from gold‚ failed to plant crops‚ & faced major __starvation____________________________ 3. With the brief exception of ___John Smith _______________________‚ Jamestown lacked leadership to unify the colonists D. Jamestown Survives 1. The Jamestown colonists hoped

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    servitude and slavery were part of American history for many years. It was introduced in the first settlement‚ Jamestown‚ which utilized these groups to help in the economic start of this new nation. Although these two terms seem similar they also have significant differences which will be discussed. In 1607‚ indentured servants first came to America ten years after the Jamestown settlement was established. Early settlers realized after coming to this new world that they had a lot of land

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