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27-10-2015
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why did Jamestown almost fail and how was it able to survive?p.s put in sort p

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ObservySid ObservySid

29-10-2015

I briefly studied this a few years back, Jamestown was failing due to food, not enough farming and I believe the area Jamestown was in was swampy so people would get Malaria.

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