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    in England. With the colony heading toward disaster‚ the colonists were luckily saved by Captain John Smith‚ who whipped the colonists into shape by forcing them to work or else they didn’t eat. His efforts were rewarded with his kidnapping by the Powhatan Native American tribe who desired a more peaceful than harmful relationship with the Virginians. Pocahontas‚ the tribe princess along with Smith who together helped the colonist survive their first couple of winters and acquire food. The colonists

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    English manufactured goods c.i.1.c. Attain financial profit through sales of stock c.ii. Settlers c.ii.1. Young‚ inexperienced‚ unwilling to work‚ no wilderness survival skills c.ii.2. Internal fighting c.ii.3. Poor relations with Natives (Powhatan) c.ii.4. Absence of family unit c.iii. Of original 104 settlers‚ only 38 survive the first year d. Religious motivation d.i. Move from England to Netherlands (1607-1609) d.i.1. Felt Dutch were corrupting influence d.i.1.a. Liberal lifestyle

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    Chief Powhatan fathered one among Virginia’s additional far-famed historical figures‚ Pocahontas. The primary permanent English settlement in America‚ at Jamestown in 1607‚ set the stage for the taming of the geographic area. Virginia contend a central role throughout

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    long‚ harsh winters‚ the unfertile soil‚ the lurking red man‚ often very hostile‚ and other obstacles common to pioneer life. They were also different in many ways for instance in Virginia as the population struggled to survive striving off the Powhatan and their food‚ furs‚ fruits‚ and their shelters. In Massachusetts Bay the growth of their colony was phenomenal. This phenomenal growth lasted for about ten years. During this time more than twenty thousand home seekers had sailed into the harbors

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    agricultural trade. First off‚ America has made a negative impact on settlers lives by creating criminalization of people with color. In the short story “The General History of Virginia” by John Smith‚ Captain Smith characterizes the Indians: “...Powhatan more like a devil than a man‚ with some two hundred more as black as himself‚ came unto him and told him now that they were friends…” (Smith 8). In this quote‚ Captain Smith shows how people of color are portrayed as inherently evil and demonized

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    Jamestown: Why did so many colonists die? It was not an easy beginning. English settlers began arriving on the James River in Chesapeake Bay‚ region of Virginia‚ in the spring of 1607.They hoped to make the first permanent English settlement. But‚ there were many things that almost wiped out the whole settlement. There were three main causes of death; disease‚ starvation/dehydration‚ and attacks. Most of the available water supply was brackish and contaminated by the settlers themselves

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    Columbus DBQ Essay Taking into consideration the moral standards of the 1490’s Europe‚ Christopher Columbus is clearly guilty of the crimes against him. The crimes are as follows: he and his men were responsible for the deaths of many of the indigenous people referred to by Columbus as “Indians‚” and accused of causing ecological devastation through the importing of plant and animal life not native to the Western Hemisphere. Columbus physically interacted with the Native Americans by using force

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    Europeans brought in new technologies and farming techniques while the indigenous brought in knowledge over the land and its resources. This can be concluded from similar alliances that have happened before‚ such as the collaboration between the Powhatan people and English settlers. It showed the possible outcomes of a larger‚ widespread alliance. The collaboration between the two showed an example of the mutual respect and support colonists and Natives could have shown each

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    time of severe weather and starvation. As time goes on‚ both the Indians and the Englishmen realize they both have what the other needs; tools from the white men and crops‚ land and knowledge from the Indians. As a result‚ the chief of Tsenacomoco‚ Powhatan‚ and colonist‚ Captain John Smith on an ideally peaceful‚ mutualistic relationship to ensure the survival of both civilizations. This agreement will leave the groups in cahoots for 100 of years leading to some disastrous scenarios and betrayals.

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    History To 1877 Tia Edwards 5 October 2012 Native and European Relationships “Why must you take by force what you could obtain by love?” (Chief Powhatan) This was a famous quote said by Pocahontas’ Father to early English settler John Smith. The quote helps illustrate the brutality that settlers used to obtain land and goods during early colonization. The articles “Your People Live Only Upon Cod” and “The Print of My Ancestors’ Houses are Every Where to be Seen” help show‚ through

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