Why did jamestown settlers have fields so close to their homes

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Most were farmers and that's how they survived and made a living also they used crops to beg the natives to not bother them

Kevin Etore answered Dec 14, 2017

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Because they grew for their familes, and were afraid of the Native Americans (Indians).

Laxmana answered Dec 18, 2017

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