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    Kwon 1 Tony Kwon Mr. Rasmussen Language art 12 Octobor 2015 Life About John Smith John smith was a explorer born in January 1580, Willoughby, United Kingdom and died at June 21, 1631, London, United Kingdom. When he was young he attended school like other boys in that time but when he turned 13 he decided to become sailer. But father wanted that John smith become apprentice. In 1596 when his father passed out , he stasted to sail for france, Two years later, he sailed on Mediterranean Sea as…

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    successful crop. Squanto was an Indian who helped the Plymouth settlers. Plymouth was established in 1620.Another colony was established named Jamestown in 1607. Although there are many differences between the two colonies the things they have in common are, had leaders for their colony, faced hardships, and both had help from Indians. Plymouth and Jamestown, both faces many hardships, while settling in the colonies. Some of the hardships were disease, government problems, out of supplies, and…

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    Dagmawi Wassie Landwehr,Joshua; Monahan, Griffin HN U.S History 1 October 4, 2015 Diary of George Golding November 14 of 1606, Willoughby, people were getting ready to travel to the new world. I wanted to leave England in search of a better life. The economy was on the decline and it became impossible to survive. People wanted to escape religious persecution. When I heard the Virginia Company was going to cross the ocean to the new land, many people including me wanted to go, the problem…

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    Early Jamestown Settlement

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    The Jamestown settlement is essential for many reasons, some of which being mentioned by "History of Jamestown." as "the government, language, customs, beliefs and aspirations." "History of Jamestown." History Is Fun. Not only is this settlement important for the potential that it brought to this new world, but also because of the fact that it is the first starting colony in America. According to "History of Jamestown." "The founding of Jamestown, America’s first permanent…

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    Traveling aboard the Susan Constant, Godspeed and Discovery, 104 men landed in Virginia in 1607 at a place named Jamestown. This was the first permanent English settlement in the New World. Thirteen years later, 102 settlers aboard the Mayflower landed in Massachusetts at a place they named Plymouth. With these two colonies, English settlement in North America was born. Born in 1580 in Willoughby, England, Smith left home at age 16 after his father died. He joined volunteers in France who were…

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    Jamestown Racism

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    The 1607 founding of Jamestown, Virginia started off with racism. The racism was against the native Indians . The English settlers began to have their differences with the Indians which resulted in the Indians being discriminated. As America was growing and expanding, the slaves were brought in. Slaves were highly discriminated by the American people because of their color. Slaves were treated like property and not like human beings. After California was ceded to the United States gold was found…

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    enlightened me about the true history of the Jamestown settlement and early Native American- English relations. To begin with, I was unaware the founders of Jamestown were not famers but actually held gold mining centered professions. Also, these craftsmen and artisans had such an aversion to farming that they would risk the possibility of starvation. This aspect of week two’s lesson harkened back to my middle school history class’s study of Jamestown. Specifically, the now infamous John Smith…

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    The Jamestown colony wasn’t planned as it needed to be planned, if I was the founder of Jamestown I would’ve made sure that I knew how to grow crops and how to survive. John Smith and the other settlers came looking for gold and looking for a Northwest Passage or sailing route. They also arrived at the wrong time when a disease called malaria was coming from mosquitoes. If I was the settlers I would’ve selected a better place to build my colony off of. I would’ve also brought women on the first…

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    Miguel A. Velasquez August 27, 2016 AP U.S. History Period 1 The Colonization of Jamestown DBQ During the year 1607 Jamestown, the first New World English colony, was established. The colony was successfully established even threw the struggles they faced when they first arrived. Even threw the struggle the English were determined to colonize the New World. Their main motivations for wanting to colonize were mainly for religious growth and freedoms, exploration of the land, and financial gain…

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    The Jamestown colonist died from many causes. Throughout their time in Jamestown eighty percent of the original 500 colonist died by 1610 (Background Essay). Jamestown settlers faced the most deaths between 1607 and 1610. In Jamestown, Virginia men came to find a new successful settlement. Many lives were taken in the harsh winter (“Starving Time”) and surprise attacks. Many of English settlers in Jamestown have died, but why? To start, “Starving Time” was a harsh winter for the English…

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