Question

One of the main reasons that Jamestown settlers struggled to survive was that they

Were not used to physical labor.


Spent too much time looking for the Roanoke colonists

Befriended the powhatan people

Listened to John Smith's faulty advice

Answer 1

Were not used to physical labor.

Answer 2

Were not used to physical labor

Step-by-step explanation:

The first settlers of Jamestown were not the best people when it came to surviving in a new, unknown, and tough environment. The people that settled were not used to intense physical labor, were not good at agriculture, lacked hunting skills, and were not the best of fighters in case of danger. All of this resulted in immediate struggle for survival of the Jamestown settlers, and the colony soon failed and all of them either died or started living with the natives, leaving Jamestown behind as a failure.