Question

Which is an accurate description of the settlers in Jamestown? A. gentlemen without skills or leadership
B.factory workers with no outdoor experience
C.men and women who wanted to be friends with the indians
D.military men prepared to survive in the wilderness

Answer 1

Ideas?

Answer 2

So this is a pretty cool website that helped me a lot when I was studying.
http://www.historyisfun.org/jamestown-settlement/history-jamestown/

If you take a look it says,
" Many of the original colonists were upper-class Englishmen, and the colony lacked sufficient laborers and skilled farmers."

The crazy thing was, as much as the original settlers tried to establish trade with the Indians, resentment began to grow around the language barrier between the settlers and the Indians later causing war to break out.

Lastly, the term Englishmen above is kind of the same as saying gentlemen. The fact that they were upper class means that they weren't likely to be people who had to do any kind of rough labor as jobs like that wouldn't be suited for men of such class.

I won't give you the answer but I think given this information you can draw your own conclusions. Please go to that website and skim through it. It may help draw some connections that will help you understand the time a little better.

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Answer 3

Thank you this helps a lot I appriciate it

Answer 4

i might need some help in spelling too lol