Social Studies, 26.06.2019 15:30 keke0529

How many of these can you write.1. if you were one of these first settlers at jamestown, what would would you say to convince the others to give up looking for gold and work to grow? write a persuasive speech to convince the others that food is more important than looking for gold.2. imagine you are one of the first settlers at jamestown. write a letter to someone back home in england describing what your life is like. 12 lines if you do this you will have 10 points and brainlist good luck.

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Fellow citizens how many people in the world we can say that in the search of gold and riches become poor and how many men lose everything in the look for money and luxury. Take a look to the great discoveries in the world and you will see many people blind by their ambitions and unable to enjoy part of their treasures. We have to stop our search for gold since gold can't be eaten and we need to focus on working for food. We have this immense land and the only way to make it produce is hard work. Instead of looking for treasures we must focus on working for food which is essential to survive.

I arrived recently and this is something completely new, the views are spectacular. The weather is nice now, but I don't know how it is going to be in the future. People told me many things about the Indian in England but I haven't seen a single one so far. People in England also told me that they will appear one day to destroy everything but I tend to think that this is a place where peace will prevail. I'm working really hard on this land. I want it to become the first farm in Jamestown. I feel very lonely here since I am the first settler but I brought two cows and two horses,. they are my closest friends. I talk to them early in the morning and they don't answer anything at least nobody contradicts me. How are you in England? If things become more boring in England, come to help me. I think you will enjoy it. The good thing about being here is that nobody tells you what to believe.

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