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T2E

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A severe drought began the same year the colonists arrived. The settlers had hoped to trade for food with the Indians, and weren’t equipped to provide for their own. The settlers were surprised to find out that the Indians had no food to trade. When the settlers began fighting with the Indians for food they ended up walling themselves within the fort and they couldn’t leave to hunt or fish. Some historians find it difficult to believe that the settlers starved. The area in which they settled had a lot of sea life.  Also, the records show that there was a great supply of food at a fort at Point Comfort - only 40 miles away. The nearby location was fairly easy for the Jamestown settlers to access. 

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A severe drought began the same year the colonists arrived. The settlers had hoped to trade for food with the Indians, and weren’t equipped to provide for their own. The settlers were surprised to find out that the Indians had no food to trade. When the settlers began fighting with the Indians for food they ended up walling themselves within the fort and they couldn’t leave to hunt or fish. Some historians find it difficult to believe that the settlers starved. The area in which they settled had a lot of sea life.  Also, the records show that there was a great supply of food at a fort at Point Comfort - only 40 miles away. The nearby location was fairly easy for the Jamestown settlers to access. 

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A severe drought began the same year the colonists arrived. The settlers had hoped to trade for food with the Indians, and weren’t equipped to provide for their own. The settlers were surprised to find out that the Indians had no food to trade. When the settlers began fighting with the Indians for food they ended up walling themselves within the fort and they couldn’t leave to hunt or fish. 

Some historians find it difficult to believe that the settlers starved. The area in which they settled had a lot of sea life.  Also, the records show that there was a great supply of food at a fort at Point Comfort - only 40 miles away. The nearby location was fairly easy for the Jamestown settlers to access. 