Thursday, Sept. 22nd 1. Get out your spiral 2. Update your table of contents DateTitle Entry # 9/19English colonization Timeline15 9/20What Happened at

Thursday, Sept. 22nd1. Get out your spiral

2. Update your table of contents

Date Title Entry #9/19 English colonization Timeline 159/20 What Happened at Roanoke? Notes 169/20 Survival Plan 179/21 Jamestown Leadership activity 189/22 What was Jamestown? notes 19

5. Turn to entry 19 and title it: What was Jamestown? (make sure you write your entry # to the left)

6. Turn back to entry 17: Survival Plan

Survival Plan: Jamestown’s Decision!!!

1. The most important things the colonists had to do to survive were to plant crops, trade with the Indians, build shelters and to work hard with strict discipline


2. The purpose of the colony was to make money by growing crops that would be sent back to England to sell for profit. Jamestown would also be a ready market for English goods. The colonists were more interested in searching for gold.

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3. Everyone was expected to work


4. The colony needed farmers, carpenters and doctors. Settlers needed to know how to make their own clothes, candles, and meals.


5. Two supply ships arrived in 1608 to find that over two-thirds (about 70) of the original settlers had died from disease and starvation.


6. The colonists selected a leader to take command of the colony. He ordered everyone to work at growing their own food. He also bargained with the Indians for food.

A, B, or C????

If you chose A go and stand by the door (leading outside)

If you chose B go and stand by Mr. Osborn's room.

If you chose C go and stand at the front of the room

(Discussion: as a group, decide the most important reason why you chose your candidate then chose a spokes person)

A, B, or C????

A is the correct choice

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7. More farmers were sent from England to the Jamestown colony.


8. The leader laid down a simple rule, “No work, no food.”“Twice a day, every man and woman, at the ringing of the bell, should, on working days, come to hear a religious

service. The first time he misses the service, his day’s food will be kept from him. The second time he misses the service he will be whipped. The third times he misses, he will be sent to the galleys for 6 months.”

“If any man or woman runs away from the colony to live with the Powhatan or any other Indian chiefs, he or she will be executed”

“No person what so every shall say mean things about, disobey, or ignore the commandments of the Governor or any other public official. The first time a person breaks this law, he will be whipped three times, the second time, he will be sent to the galley for a month; the third time, he will be executed”

“He that lies or bears false witness in any case, not matter who he is, shall be put to death”

“No person shall embezzle, lose, or willingly break, or fraudulently make away, either spade, shovel, hatchet, axe, or other tool or instrument upon pain of a whipping”

“No person shall throw out the water or suds of laundry in the open street within the Palisades or within forty feet of the same… upon pain of whipping and further punishment as shall be thought appropriate”


9. Thieves were sometimes chained to a tree and allowed to starve to death.


10. At first the colonists received help and advice from the Indians. Then the colonists tried to take control of Indian land. The Indians killed 350 colonists in a surprise for the colonist’s treachery.


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Thursday, Sept. 22nd 1. Get out your spiral 2. Update your table of contents DateTitle Entry # 9/19English colonization Timeline15 9/20What Happened at