https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h Did they listen? en-us 2016-08-23 13:01:08 UTC 2016-08-23 19:08:30 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119448697 Reason 1: Had conflicts with the natives even though they were supposed to assist them.
Quote 1: "and be ready to guide and assist any nation that shall come to invade you."

Reason 2:  Settled in a marsh
Quote: "Neither must you plant in a low or moist place..."

Reason 3: Built homes  first, before public buildings.
Quote: "It were necessary that all your carpenters.... do first build you storehouse and those other rooms of public... before any house be set up for any private person..."]]> 2016-08-23 18:45:15 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119448697 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449086  - Reason 1: They settled in a marsh when they should't have
Quote 1: "You shall do you best endeavor to find out a safe port in the entrance."

 - Reason 2: Conflicts with Native Americans
Quote 2: "You must have great care not to offend the naturals."

- Reason 3: The natives traded for firearms, as it allowed them to hunt animals for their pelts and skins to make profit from fur traders.
Quote 3: "Never trust the country people with the carriage of your weapons."]]> 2016-08-23 18:46:23 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449086 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449132 Reason 1:  Did not get along with the Native Americans. 
Quote 1: "great care not to offend the naturals [natives]
Reason 2:  Were not supposed to kill their own men.
Quote 2:  " One hungry man killed, salted and ate his wife." 
Reason 3:  They let a lot of people starve and go down hill. 
Quote 3: "if the country be populous, you shall do well also"

]]> 2016-08-23 18:46:31 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449132 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449202 Reason 1: They made a poor choice for where to establish it  
Quote: "Neither must you plant in a low or moist place, because it will prove unhealthful"
Reason 2: They didn't get along with the natives
Quote: "In all of your passages you must have great care not to offend the naturals"
Reason 3: They let a lot of their people starve
Quote: "If the country be populous, you shall do well also"]]> 2016-08-23 18:46:45 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449202 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449209 Reason 1- The settlers got into various conflicts with the Natives, one of them being as soon as they landed ashore. 
Quote 1- "care not to offend naturals [natives]
Reason 2-  The settlers settled into a swamp, which is "spoiler alert" not the most fertile land.
Quote 2- "make election of the strongest, most wholesome and fertile place"
Reason 3- They did not leave an encampment at the mouth of the river to store a group of men.
Quote 3- "erect a little stoure at the mouth of the river that may lodge some ten men; with whom you shall leave a light boat"]]> 2016-08-23 18:46:46 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449209 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449336 Reason 1- They fought the Indians instead of trading with them.
Quote:"In all your passages you must have great care not to offend the naturals[natives]."
Reason 2- They were told to settle in a more able land and they settled in a swamp.
Quote:"Neither must you plant in a low or moist place, because it will prove unhealthful."
Reason 3- He told them to take care of mariners and they made the law a "no work, no eat."
Quote:"You must take care that your mariners that go for wages, do not mar your trade."]]> 2016-08-23 18:47:08 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449336 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449553 Reason 1: Had conflict with Natives
Quote 1: "...relations between the Indians and the English remained tense, especially as the starving colonists took to raiding Indian food supplies."
Reason 2:  The peace treaty was supposed to help the Indians and Englishmen peacefully live in the same society. 
Quote: "Instead it effectively banished the Chesapeake Indians from their ancestral lands and formally separated Indian from where white areas of settlement."
Reason 3: Didn't know how to farm
Quote 3: " Neither must you plant in low or moist place, because it will prove unhealthfu."]]> 2016-08-23 18:47:50 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449553 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449568 Reason 1: "Relations between the Indians and the English remained tense, especially as the starving colonists took to raiding Indian food supplies." That is a quote from our textbook's second chapter, a blatant contradiction to what the colonists were instructed to do - "imploy some few of your company to trade with them for corn and all other... victuals." Raiding the Indians wasn't part of that.

Reason 2: "Firearms, for example, conferred enormous advantages on those who could purchase them from Europeans." Another textbook quote in stark contrast to the actual instructions, which stated to "never trust the country people with the carriage of their weapons". Legitimately letting the Indians purchase guns should've been out of the question.

Reason 3: The instructions state to choose a spot not "over burthened with woods" nor a "low or moist place" and yet the English ended up settling on, according to the textbook, "the wooded and malarial banks of the James River." ]]> 2016-08-23 18:47:53 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119449568 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119450381 Reason 1: They had a terrible settlement placement. Jamestown was settled closer to the shore in brackish water with a swampy area and high population of natives. This is the complete opposite of what the instructions asked them to do, which was to go far up the river and settle in a high sitting area that was not well populated. It even explicitly stated not to "plant in a low or moist place, because it will prove unhealthful." and gave exact instructions on how to tell where not to land. They decided to land there anyway.

Reason 2: They were instructed to only spend a limited amount of time, men and resources on the search for gold or precious. The textbook states that "the woods rustled with game and rivers flopped with fish, but greenhorn settlers... wasted valuable time grubbing for nonexistent gold when they should have been gathering provisions." Everyone they had sent were self styled "gentleman" who did not want to engage in hard labor, and neglected performing it.]]> 2016-08-23 18:50:53 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119450381 https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119450589 Reason 1- they spent time searching for gold instead of trying to plant crops and get food 
Quote 1-Captain may carry twenty of the company to expedition with pickaxes to find minerals
Reason 2-They got into many conflicts with the natives
Quote 2- You must take great care to not offend to local natives]]> 2016-08-23 18:51:31 UTC https://padlet.com/maggie_payne/h277af09p41h/wish/119450589