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When Captain John Smith led the Jamestown colony, he insisted that the colonists
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When Captain John Smith led the Jamestown colony, he insisted that the colonists

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He insisted that his people make peace with the native people. This way they could avoid conflict.
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A. work for food

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Captain John Smith set new laws when leading the Jamestown colony, one of which was "He who will not work shall not eat".

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