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    beaver pelts that they so desperately desired to survive the winter. Unlike the French settlers‚ the English settlers struggled with the Algonquian Indians. Jamestown struggled with Powhatan‚ the leader of the tribe. During this time‚ trade did exist but tensions rose between the English and the Indians. Powhatan‚ on his deathbed‚ reached out to John Smith‚ to beg for friendlier relations‚ that almost mirrored his tribe’s relations to the French. The English traded similar goods to that of the

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    Captain John Smith and William Bradford both had been looking for some new land and a new scratch (a new beginning). There are a few similarities in each of the stories. There are also a lot of different things between the two. Some similar things they do have is that they meet with the Native Americans. Captain John Smith lives in Jamestown and in plymouth Plantation there is a group which are sailors and they are all lead by william Bradford. Both of these story are very similar but if you noticed

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    the honor of our country‚ for the glory of God‚ for mine own salvation. John Rolfe talking about his uncommon marriage to his Native American wife Pocahontas on the date of April 5th‚ 1614. Pocahontas was the daughter of a Native American Chief Powhatan of the Algonquin tribe. John Rolfe was an english settler and a local tobacco farmer. Because of this marriage the local natives and the english settlers had a “shaky” peace for multiple years. How John Rolfe Justified this marriage was by stating

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    Here are the key dates‚ terms and essay questions for all material that will be covered on test 1. The material is divided by the Lecture Topics. The Lecture Topics correlate to the titles on the Syllabus. I reserve the right to amend these study guides when necessary. Please contact me with any questions. --Professor Hagy The Pre-Columbian World 1492 & Beyond: Conquest Chronology 1300s: rise of the Aztec 1469: Isabela & Ferdinand marry‚ creating a united Spain 1481: Portuguese

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    Was Conflict Between Native North Americans and English Settlers Inevitable?      Introduction  "​ Until  the  lions  tell  their  stories‚  the  hunter  will always be the hero​ .” History is basically  written about the victors. The version that tends to make a group look better is always told. There  are  many  examples   in  history  such  as  the  history  between  the  Natives  and  English  settlers.  People  may  argue  how  Europeans  coming  to  America‚  invading  Native  North  Americans

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    first permanent English colony in the New World. It was a business venture by the London Virginia Company. While disease‚ famine‚ and continuing attacks of neighboring Algonquians took a tremendous toll on the population‚ there were times when the Powhatan Indian trade revived the colony with food in exchange for glass beads‚ copper‚ and iron implements. It appears that eventual structured leadership of Captain John Smith kept the colony from dissolving. The "Starving Time" winter followed Smith’s

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    In what ways did the Jamestown Colony succeed? There were numerous activities going on‚ and they had different decisions to make. Some were a major success‚ some not so much‚ and you had the neutral things going on too. While the matter of success or failure is that of opinion‚ you can find evidence to back your claim. You can always find ways to improve what they do. They made some major accomplishments‚ though. They did succeed in different things‚ and they were important. Jamestown colony has

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    after landing in Jamestown. After that‚ he did a lot of exploring‚ but he met Pocahontas when he was captured on an expedition when he and his Indian guide split off. In real life‚ John Smith met Pocahontas when she “rescued” him from execution. Powhatan then adopted Smith as his son‚ “Nantaquoud”. Pocahontas and her new kinsman became good friend. In the Disney movie‚ John Smith and Pocahontas met in the wilderness and fell in love‚ kind of like Romeo and Juliet. Instead of marrying her fiancé

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    story of Pocahontas is about a young Native American women who had a very big impact in history. Pocahontas was not the average Native American girl you’d hear about in history‚ she was different. Pocahontas who was the daughter of the native chief Powhatan was one of the first Native Americans known in history that had a connection with a European who is known as John Rolfe. The Europeans who had come to the New World and in this case Jamestown‚ Virginia where Pocahontas was because they wanted gold

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    Today messengers came running up to the village to tell my father‚ Powhatan‚ that the white strangers‚ who had arrived in the three large canoes‚ were not leaving anytime soon. The strangers had asked for “a water supply and a place to stay” (Townsend‚ p. 4) signaling that they were here to stay. Our village of Werowocomoco has thrived under the leadership of my father‚ but people are worried that these white strangers will threaten our way of life. For my nine years alive I had seen these canoes

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