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    Soon‚ the colonists thought the Indians were savages and did not deserve to have their own land. John Smith‚ an Englishman‚ was saved by Pocahontas‚ a native American. Many believe that he and Pocahontas were married‚ but in reality Pocahontas married an Englishman named John Rolfe. Their marriage created a truce between the natives and colonists. Rolfe took Pocahontas had a child and went to England where she was treated like royalty. Sadly‚ she died in England. English colonists were the only to bring

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    Difficulties Involving Early Colonization Ekaterina Smirnova When reviewing the writings of John Smith and other various writers‚ we begin to envision the significant roles they played in the colonization of the New World. Despite the hardships John Smith faced while attempting to colonize Jamestown‚ he implemented strong values and principals such as “one who does not work‚ shall not eat.” In Smith’s eyes all people were to work together to achieve a common goal. He always thought about what was

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    The reason everything was going good for them had left. John smith had a peace with the indians. Pocahontas would bring food for the colonists as long as john smith was there. Which led to the starving times. But eventually the starving time ended which left the colonists with only sixty. Then John Rolf would come over and find a new way to cure tobacco. John Rolf ended up marring which Pocahontas would help the colonists form a long lasting peace with the indians. The colonist had come so vary

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    In 1995 a movie came out about a young girl named Pocahontas whose tribe is evaded by a group of British settlers who were set to sail to what at the time was called the “New World.” The two cultures‚ one being Pocahontas’s tribe and the other being the British settlers‚ clash in beliefs and an uprising occurs when the British attempt to take over the native tribe. Similar to Pocahontas and her tribe‚ the Igbo tribe in Chinua Achebe’s book Things Fall Apart‚ face the issue of colonization by the

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    for early North American colonists Chapter Readings: (Outline Chapters in Garraty Book) • Garraty Ch 1-Part of Ch 3 (pg 1-84) • “1491” • Readings from John Smith’s Journal • Articles on Colonial America – Pocahontas‚ Hutchinson‚ Equiano‚ Squanto Movie Clips: • Scene from Pocahontas – Disney • Scene from The Lost World • Last of the Mohicans • America: The Story of US – “Rebels” Episode • Other Clips from online resources shown as needed Key Concepts: 1. Roanoke 2. Virginia

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    Before America was discovered‚ many people didn’t even know it existed. American as we know as one of the most powerful nation in the world today. But that didn’t come overnight‚ I am going to talk about their expansion from 1607-1819. This development began with the First Settlement at Jamestown‚ then migrated to the Appalachian Mountains‚ and finally The Great Migration to the Mississippi territory. These events would soon make America a feared nation among the world. When the English first got

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    Some people aren’t familiar with the term “Cultural Appropriation” which can be why the issue is so often overlooked. Usually‚ this occurs with people appropriating eastern cultures and religions. Although cultural appropriation can sound like a simple concept at first such as Chinese food adapting into American culture‚ it’s not that simple. Cultural appropriation can make people stereotype one another and it tends to taint religious and cultural symbols‚ which often leads to cause people of the

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    them or let them die out. In 1608 a man by the name of John Smith took control of the colony and stated that if a man did not work‚ he would not eat. Smith was then captured by the Indians and as soon as he was about to be killed‚ Pocahontas saved him. Pocahontas helped the English establish peaceful terms with the Indians‚ but she was then captured and used as a bargaining chip by the English. A year later John Rolfe arrived from England with tobacco‚ this crop effectively saved Jamestown.

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    to people of all ages‚ worldwide‚ especially young girls. Unfortunately‚ these princesses are bad influences to young girls because‚ they teach them that they should be thin‚ naturally flawless‚ and dependent on a male figure. In Disney’s “Pocahontas”‚ Pocahontas is a beautiful Native American woman who wears little clothing and seeks help from the handsome‚ blonde hair‚ blue eyed northerner‚ John Smith. This movie is a prime example of the “helpless woman” that Disney sells in almost all of its movies

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    supposed to be concentrated and die and disappear… I think it’s out of self-destructive impulses that Native Americans have turned reservations into sacred spaces” (Alexie). Along with reservations‚ the story of Pocahontas was not the story that actually took place. In Disney’s version of Pocahontas‚ “the movie makes little reference to the European greed‚ deceit‚ racism‚ and genocide that were integral to the historical contacts between the Indians and Jamestown settlers” (Pewewardy). Since children are

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