Many of the Jamestown leaders hated John Smith (option 2)
<h3>Who was John Smith?</h3>
John Smith (1580 – 1631) was a popular soldier and sailor who became famous because he established the first British settlement in North America called Jamestown.
His story is well known because he managed to get the town of Jamestown out of the crisis thanks to the fact that he convinced the native Powhatan leaders to trade with them and about the beneficial purposes that the English had in that colony.
Despite his leadership and prominent role in the consolidation of the Jamestown colony, the leaders of this colony hated him because he had accomplished things to improve life in the colony that they had not been able to achieve before.
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<span>protecting the interests of native-born or established inhabitants against those of immigrants.</span>
One of the issues involving slavery that came up in the constitution was A) How slaves would be counted for representation. This came up when delegates began discussing how to determine representation for states. The question was whether or not to count the slave population for the purpose of representation. The southern states wanted to count the slave population because they were afraid that the bigger states would have larger representation. By including the slave population in the count this would increase their representation.
