Captain Smith and Jamestown Events

In Jamestown, tensions rise as gentlemen plan to abandon the colony, leaving commoners to starve. Captain Smith returns, halting their departure with the help of native allies. He recounts his capture by Powhatan and a miraculous escape. However, Smith is soon arrested by the gentlemen, accused of causing deaths, leading to further conflict.

What was the initial situation in Jamestown as described in the video?

• The strongest were preparing to flee to England.

• The settlers were thriving with plenty of food.

• The settlers were planning a festival.

• The settlers were building new homes.

What was the plan of the gentlemen on the Discovery ship?

• To trade with the natives.

• To build a new settlement.

• To explore new lands.

• To leave for England with all the food.

What did Reverend Hunt suggest as a source of hope?

• A miracle through prayer.

• A trade agreement with the natives.

• A new shipment of supplies.

• A change in leadership.

How did the commoners react to Captain Smith's return?

• They were angry.

• They were indifferent.

• They were relieved.

• They were confused.

What did Captain Smith offer to the native men instead of cannons?

• Gold and silver.

• Beads and other small items.

• Land and resources.

• Weapons and armor.

Who intervened to save Captain Smith from execution by the Powhatan?

• A young girl.

• A fellow Englishman.

• A native warrior.

• A young boy.

What accusation was made against Captain Smith leading to his arrest?

• Stealing from the commoners.

• Deserting the settlement.

• Being responsible for the deaths of two men.

• Conspiring with the natives.