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Who is John smith?why was he important to Jamestown?

Who is John smith?why was he important to Jamestown?
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Who is John smith?why was he important to Jamestown?

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John Smith was an English explorer, soldier, and colonial governor of the Virginia colony, which was based at Jamestown. He was the first Englishman to map the Chesapeake Bay area, and he also mapped the coast of New England.
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