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In 1613 Pochahontas was kidnapped by Captain Samuel Argall and held (at the fort) for a year as a bargaining chip in dealings with her father. In captivity she was baptized and christened Rebecca, and in 1614 married John Rolfe, with whom she had a son, Thomas.
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Christian name taken by Pocahontas before she married John Rolfe?
Rebecca
How did John Rolfe and Pocahantas meet?
When the English colonists John Smith was taken by Powhatan warriors and Pocahontas save him from execution.
What or where did Pocahontas explore?
She wasn't an explorer, but a young woman who was taken hostage by Sir Thomas Dale for several years, converted to Christianity, helped with the survival of Jamestown, and married John Rolfe in 1614.
What is Pocahontas' interests?
The information we have on her is rather limited. She was taken hostage by colonists for 4 years and became a Christian changed her name to Rebecca. She married John Rolfe when he came to Jamestown with tobacco seeds and left with him to England. At about 19 years old she had a baby boy and died in England. She is buried there. Nothing in her biography tells of her interests.
What was Pocahontas's Christian name?
RebeccaShe converted to Christianity in 1614 after taken as a hostage and was given the name Rebecca. Soon after she was introduced and married John Rolfe. Not long after they left for England and in 1617 she died there. She is buried in England and her son returned to Jamestown as an adult and lived to the ripe old age of 90.
What is Pocahontas's religion?
Pocahontas was not a christian growing up. She was a native American Indian, thus she had her own Native Cultures, but she was baptized before she married John Rolfe and she took the Christian Name Rebecca.
Town where captured Pocahontas was taken?
Virginia
What was Pocahontas's edacation?
She was a Native American. But when taken hostage by colonists she was converted into a Christian so I imagine she was taught to read from the Bible at that time. That would have been her only formal type of education.
What is pocahantas real name?
Rebecca Rolfe is what they gave her in England when she was taken there
Why is there more than one version of Pocahontas?
Because the real story is never told. Many people have taken the story by Smith and turned it into cartoons and movies. He never met her and lied in a book he wrote after she died. She was held hostage by the colonists for 4 years and became a Christian changing her name to Rebecca. When John Rolfe came to Jamestown with his tobacco seeds he also married Pocahontas and they left for England. She had a baby boy there and died about age 19. Her grave is in England. Her real story is so much better than the silly legend told about her.
How did Pocahontas become a leader?
Pocahontas was never a leader, in any form: these myths are formed from fanciful (and outright non-truthful) legends built up around cartoons (Like Disney's production of Pocahontas) and such. Pocahontas was just a widowed woman that married a widowed 'white man,' was baptized to the Church of England, and was taken before the Queen of England to "prove these savages could be domesticated."
What question might Pocahontas and john smith asked each other to learn more about there cultures?
Let's get the story of these two clear. Pocahontas didn't have a relationship with Smith. She was taken hostage by the colonist and held for 4 years. In the 4 years she became a Christian and changed her name to Rebecca. She married John Rolfe and left for England with him. There, she had a baby boy and died. She is buried there. Smith made up the story about his relationship with her in a book several years after her death. He was a adventurer, lied, and did everything he could to make his part in Jamestown greater than it really was. His stay in Jamestown was only about 6 month before he had to go home due to burns he got from gunpowder sprinkled on him while he slept. As far as questions she might ask him why he lied about her and why was she taken hostage. Smith for his part cared little about her culture.
