only ones there]. A young fellow [John Smith] quickly finds an Indian group, and gets himself in a jingle. The emperors [leader of Indian group] daughter [Pocahontas] is thought to have saved him. Did she really? Yes, Pocahontas did save John Smith, and is later given credit & confirmation by Smith himself. Smith was almost killed but Pocahontas stopped this event dead in its tracks. “I [Smith] was dragged by my hands.. Them ready to beat my brains..” (Smith). Smith was forced upon the emperor awaiting…
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English soldier named John Smith was looking for gold and came across an Indian tribe, that Pocahontas lived in. Did she save John Smith’s life? Pocahontas did not save John Smith’s life because she did not need to, it was just an act to welcome him to the tribe, and it might have not even happened the way he told it because he was advertising colonization.…
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What did Pocahontas really do for John Smith? Did she have any reason to do what she did? Yes she did. The Virginia Company had come to the new world look for gold. This had to cause conflict between the Indians and the white settlers. Which meant her father, the chief, was going to kill John Smith. The Virginia Company moving into their land was sure to cause trouble. They took their land and murdered their people, so yes that would most likely cause a war, which Pocahontas did not want. So she…
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Pocahontas did save John Smiths life. Based on this evidence, it appears that Pocahontas did save his life because she loved him and wanted him to be alive. The historians say that he stayed alive because of Pocahontas by them finding evidence, pictures, journals and etc. There are also movies based on Pocahontas saving his life. Pocahontas was either in love with him because of his looks and personality or because of the jewels. All over the internet there was evidence that she did save his life…
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There is a debate on whether or not Pocahontas saved John Smith. In order to consider this issue one should first look at the events that were happening around the time John Smith had that certain encounter. During that time, colonization to the ‘new world’ was starting to become popular. This meant that many people were trying to advertise colonization. Considering the historical context, Pocahontas did save John Smith because evidence that support “yes” has been more reliable, the evidence that…
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To most, Pocahontas is known as a heroine. She appears many times in legends, long-ago tales, and even starred in her own Disney Princess animation film. In nearly all, she is depicted as brave and fierce. So brave, in fact, that she saved the Englishman John Smith. However, if you look past the exaggerations of countless authors over time, passing along the tale like a telephone game, the truth is that she did not truly save him. Even the accounts of John Smith, the man who claimed to have been…
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of Pocahontas and John Smith. You know, where the girl saves the guy, but did she really save him? Well, that’s exactly what I’ll be discussing in this essay examining all sides to this historical event. This will allow me to prove that Pocahontas did not rescue John Smith and protect him from death. There is not enough evidence to prove that the King really wanted to execute him. Which then points to John all a long using this as a publicity stunt on his behalf. Body paragraph 1 Pocahontas did…
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Is it true? In a sense, the movie, “The new world,” is well related to the article of, The True Story of Pocahontas: Historical Myths Versus Sad Reality. Even when there are certain things that are not mentioned in the movie, they can somehow be deduced after reading the article. Pocahontas was a kid of around ten or twelve-years-old who was one of the daughters of the Powhatan’s chief, and accordingly to him she was his favorite of all of them. With her innocent mentality of a kid, and without a…
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down a steady path. However, Pocahontas is reluctant and unsure. She craves adventure and dreams of new experiences. Once she develops a relationship with John Smith, she is positive that she wants differently and chooses her own path. Despite her tribe’s warning of the English, she continues to sneak out and meet with John Smith. The character then begins to learn new things. Through the relationship, she begins to learn about the world outside of her own. John Smith tells her what it is like to…
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believe that Pocahontas did not save John Smith. In the research and in documents A and B there are many reasons why John Smith was not saved by Pocahontas. In document A ‘’True relation’’ it says ‘’ and so, with all of his kindness, he sent me home’’ (Smith), this is saying the Powhatan nice enough to send John smith home. There is some more information in document B that is saying ‘’ Then the Emperor said I should live’’ (smiths later version). The Emperor was nice to John smith to even let him…
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