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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #33229 Short Spy
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In my opinion, Pocahontas was a spy for the colonists. Yes, she served as a mediator between the british colonists and the native Americans., but she was more of a spy. As you know, she even provided vital food supplies to the colonists. However, she didn’t think of herself as a spy, and the colonists didn’t trust her much. Despite her help. In a way, we could say she was a sad spy. Unfortunately, a war broke out between the pole, ha tons and the colonists. The colonist captured her and brought her to jamestown. While she was in jamestown. As a hostage., she freely converted to Christianity and married john rolfe. As we all know, this marriage brought the war to its end. What do you think? Was she a mediator or a spy? I believe she was a spy., a spy who played a role as a mediator. One. What role did Pocahontas play between the british colony and the native Americans?

What did the marriage between Pocahontas and John Rolfe do to the war between the British colony and the Native Americans?

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