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How did John smith important to the survival of Jamestown settlers
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How did John smith important to the survival of Jamestown settlers
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John smith is important because he knows a type of language that the Indians know. So when the Indians attack John smith can speak to them using their own words so, the southern colonist and Indians can have peace.
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