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29 August, 02:29

What were the most difficult challenges faced by the Plymouth & Jamestown settlers

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    The most difficult challenges faced by the Plymouth & Jamestown settlers were a lack of food (due mostly to inadequate farming techniques) and hostile Native American populations.
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