What were some troubles for the early settlers in Jamestown?

Answer 1

Some of the problems the settlers at the Jamestown Colony was the the location of the colony itself, established in a swamp that was the perfect breeding ground for insects carrying deadly Infectious Diseases. When the colony was first established they were more interested in searching for gold than growing food. Used to the system of labor in England, where multiple people did the same job, they were not prepared for the hard work ahead of them. Then just to make matters worse they had hostile relations with the neighboring Native American Tribes, making life miserable for the people of Jamestown. Also the problems in Jamestown was in the development there was slow settlement in North America.

Answer 2

Diseases, food shortage, and bad weather

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Answer 3

The Jamestown settlers went through problems like their breathing air full of diseases like Mosquitoes in their air.Also their water was not very healthy to drink

Answer 4

they faced diseases, unclean water, harsh winters, didn't have the farming or hunting skills, died of starvation, and in the very beginning leadership problems.

Answer 5

The settlers were attacked by natives AND they did not have a good supply of food. these factors both contributed to jamestowns struggles.

Answer 6

Swampy ground= bad farming

mosquitoes= disease

native Americans= attacks

Answer 7

They didn't know how to crop food so there was the hunger season , and HALF of the Early setters died :(

Answer 8

The problems Jamestown settlement experienced were Indians, shortege on food, sickness, etc.

Answer 9

political unrest leading to mass murder