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The marriage of John Rolfe to Pocahontas
A) proved that the Indians and English would never be able to co-exist.
B) increased the conflict between the Virginian colonists and Indians.
C) led to a temporary peaceful co-existence.
D) increased the confidence of English investors in the Virginia Company.
John Rolfe
An early English settler in Virginia who is credited with the first successful cultivation of tobacco as a cash crop, which significantly influenced the colony's economy.
Pocahontas
A Native American woman notable for her association with the colonial settlement at Jamestown, Virginia, and her role in fostering peace between Native Americans and English settlers.
Peaceful Co-Existence
A principle suggesting that nations or ideologies with differing viewpoints can live alongside each other without conflict, often associated with Cold War era diplomacy.
- Assess the influence of colonization on aboriginal populations, considering cultural modifications and clashes.
- Assess the links between colonial regimes and indigenous groups, with attention to both alliances and hostilities.
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Learning Objectives
- Assess the influence of colonization on aboriginal populations, considering cultural modifications and clashes.
- Assess the links between colonial regimes and indigenous groups, with attention to both alliances and hostilities.
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