The residents of this city once narrowly escaped destruction by Chief Opechancanough, and  George Percy proved incompetent in negotiating with native tribes. Its fortunes rose after John  Rolfe brought back tobacco from the Caribbean. Around the "Starving Times," the residen
The residents of this city once narrowly escaped destruction by Chief Opechancanough, and  George Percy proved incompetent in negotiating with native tribes. Its fortunes rose after John  Rolfe brought back tobacco from the Caribbean. Around the "Starving Times," the residents of  this city fought the Anglo-Powhatan War until the English captured Matoaka, the daughter of the  native chief, later nicknamed Pocahontas. For 10 points, identify this settlement in Virginia,  notably once led to John Smith.
The residents of this city once narrowly escaped destruction by Chief Opechancanough, and  George Percy proved incompetent in negotiating with native tribes.
Jamestown