Jamestown	Government	Survival	Culture	Anything Goes
100	Silver and Gold	1619	The arrival of two supply ships, the forced work program and strong leadership of John Smith, and the emphasis on self-sustaining agriculture	American Indian, European and African	James Armistead LaFayette
200	Unprocessed, natural products used in manufacturing	Adult White Men	The site they chose was marshy, drinking water was bad, they lacked necessary survival skills, and many died of starvation and disease.	They had to adapt their old customs to a new environment.	George Washington
300	An American settlement would furnish raw materials that could not be grown or obtained in England while opening new markets for trade.	A citizen representative	John Smith	Moving from one place to another.	James Madison
400	On a narrow peninsula surrounded by the James River on three sides.	Two citizen representatives (burgesses) from each of the divisions of VA, the Gov.’s council and the Governor	They needed the Powhatans for trade, specifically food, furs, and leather.	Tobacco	The Virginia Declaration of Rights
500	1607	1640’s	The Powhatans taught the settlers how to farm, and introduced new crops such as tobacco and corn.	Whenever people settle an area they change the landscape to reflect the beliefs, customs and architecture of their culture. Barns, homes, churches.	They surrendered to George Washington in Yorktown, Virginia

Final Question: Tobacco farming was hard on the soil, causing many farmers to look west and south for new land to farm. Virginians migrated into western territories looking for large areas of land and new opportunities.