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By: Emily Hooker DC English 11
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Explorer Born c. 1580 in Willoughby, Lincolnshire, England Died June 21, 1631 in London, England Fast Facts
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Served with the English Army He was captured in Hungary by the Turks, and enslaved. He killed his master, and escaped to England in the early 1600s. Before Jamestown
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Became part of a council that would govern the group Began journey at the end of 1606 During the sail, Smith was accused of mutiny and almost hanged. He was placed into custody. Arrived at Chesapeake Bay in 1607 Journey to Jamestown
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Released from custody after arrival helped replace president Edward Wingfield with president John Ratcliffe He was captured by Native Americans, while on his expedition along the Chickahominy River, and taken to the Algonquin chief Wahunsonacock. Jamestown
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Almost killed by the Native American tribe Allegedly, Wahunsonacock’s daughter Pocahontas saved Smith from his death. Smith returned to Jamestown. His Time while Captured
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He was imprisoned for losing men on the unsuccessful Chickahominy expedition. He was soon freed, and became president of the governing council. In 1609, Smith was badly burned by a gunpowder explosion. He returned to England the same year, focused on writing, and died in 1631. Smith’s Return
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The Real John Smith John SmithNot John Smith
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"John Smith Biography." Bio.com. A&E Networks Television, n.d. Web. 07 Sept. 2013. Source
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