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4. What did the Powhatan Indians do for Jamestown?

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serg [7]3 years ago

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Powhatan agreed to supply the colonists with food.

Explanation:

While it is not known when Powhatan became chief, he was in power when the English who would form the Jamestown settlement arrived in April 1607. In June, Powhatan sent an ambassador to the colony to seek peace. After the harvest, he also allowed food to be delivered, which helped keep the struggling colonists alive.

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