Question

what is the legend connected to pocahontas? *
she was the youngest child of the chief
she saved the oldest tree in the forest
she saved john smith from being clubbed to death

what was the main crop and source of food for the native people of america? *
corn
tomato
rice
sugar

what was a major problem for the settlers of jamestown? *
salt - water poisoning
food shortages
disease
all of the above

Explanation:

First Question: What is the legend connected to Pocahontas?

The legend of Pocahontas is most famously associated with her saving John Smith from execution (being clubbed to death). The other options: being the youngest child of the Chief is a fact about her family but not a legend, and saving a tree is not part of her legend.

Native Americans (the native people of America) primarily cultivated and relied on corn (maize) as a main crop and food source. Tomatoes, rice, and sugar were not the main staple crops for them in the same way corn was.

The Jamestown settlers faced multiple problems: salt - water poisoning (due to the location of their settlement near brackish water), food shortages (they were not well - prepared for farming and hunting in the new environment), and disease (due to poor living conditions and lack of immunity to local ailments). So "all of the above" is the correct answer.

Answer:

C. She saved John Smith from being clubbed to death

Second Question: What was the main crop and source of food for the native people of America?