Jamestown/ John Smith!
Jack Mennow
The amazing settlement!!
The Native Americans
Native Americans In Jamestown
Pocahontas To The Rescue
Pocahontas Saves leader of Jamestown
Some people say John Smith would've been killed by a gunpowder explosion, others say he was captured by a Native American chief and almost clubbed him to death. The real story is, John Smith was captured Indian chief, Powhatan. He was not killed, or almost killed by a gunpowder explosion, he was almost clubbed to death, when Indian maiden Pocahontas saved him from being clubbed to death.
The Native Americans
The Native Americans came to Jamestown in 1607 from Africa as slaves.
Pocahontas to the Rescue
Pocahontas Saved John Smith From Being Clubbed To Death by Chief Powhatan In 1608
Help From John Smith
John Smith Was Leader Of Jamestown until June 21, 1631, the date he died
Help From John Smith!!
How Did John Smith Help Jamestown Colony?
As leader of Jamestown, Captain John Smith tried to keep peace and establish trade with the Indians. He encouraged production in the colony, famously establishing the policy of, "NO WORK NO FOOD!" Captain John Smith said that each heathy person shall gather as much supplies as he, Captain John Smith, did each day or they would be banished. This did not apply for sick people. "History is the memory of time, the life of the dead and the happiness of the living"- Quoted by John Smith before he died on June 21, 1631
Conclusion
A Review Of What You Learned