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A reason Jamestown settlers struggled to survive was that they A: were not used to doing physical labor. B: were looking for the Roanoke colonists. C: befriended the Powhatan people. D: had been successful
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A reason Jamestown settlers struggled to survive was that they A: were not used to doing physical labor. B: were looking for the Roanoke colonists. C: befriended the Powhatan people. D: had been successful farmers in England.

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i think it is d hope i helped
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a is the answer to the question
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