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elk, deer cow ,gigs beans , lettuce , tomatoes, fruit

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Johnny Cakes (used to be called "journey cakes" in colonial days because they were made to take on long journeys.

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Somepeople did but others didn't.Others would work hard.

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they primarily survived on fish and turtles

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What year was Jamestown colony established?

The English arrived and started a settlement in Jamestown in 1607. The first group was made up of 104 men and boys. The first English women arrived in 1608, but there were only two of them. Around 90 more women arrived in 1620, and an additional 50 in 1621.


Why John Smith was important?

he was the leader of the Virginia Colony.


What can people do in West Virginia?

they can eat, talk, walk.


What do people do in West Virginia?

they can eat, talk, walk.


Leader of Jamestown settlers rescued by Pocahontas?

John Smith, who did not let people eat unless they work, was the leader of Jamestown.


What did Jamestown colony eat?

htey ate people like this one kid namd Kevin


Who was the leader of the Jamestown colony and demanded that if the people wanted to eat they first had to work?

john smith


Was there food sufficient in Jamestown?

No, most people died of starvation. Then John Smith came to Jamestown and said that if you didn't work, you wouldn't eat. This meant that if you didn't work in the garden or in other places you would get food from, you weren't allowed to eat anything. This rule encouraged people to work, so less and less people died.


Who was the author of no work no eat?

The phrase "no work, no eat" is often attributed to John Smith, one of the founders of Jamestown, Virginia. The concept was used to instill the importance of work and self-sufficiency in the early English settlers of America.


What two cause in Jamestown's growth?

Two effects of Jamestown growth is,they promised free land,and said he who does not work does not eat. They also kidnapped thousands of people from London and brought them to jamestown.


Do people who live in Virginia eat chicken on the stick?

Yes, some people do but some never heard of that.


How did the people of Jamestown solvle the problem of not having enough money?

to survive they had to dig up people that were dead eat there own dogs in horses that how they had ot survive