How many of the colonists of Jamestown died before they made it to shore, due to the difficult voyage? half
almost all
one third
none

almost all

Explanation:

From around 500 people that boarded the ships heading to the colony, only around 60 people survived the journey. This means that the death rate is more than 80%.  

Several factors contributed to this death. Miscalculations of supply made some of them died of hunger in the middle of the journey. A lot of them died from the diseases that infected them on the ship. Since they're stocked in the middle of nowhere, they couldn't find a proper medical help to treat them.

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