How did the leadership of John Smith benefit the Jamestown Colony? A. John Smith established the first Church of Jamestown. B. John Smith was a strong leader who had good trade relations with the Natives and forced the settlers to work. C. John Smith became King of Jamestown, appointed by King James. D. John Smith was able to locate all the gold in Jamestown.

Explanation:

Smith also led the first English explorations of the Chesapeake Bay and was almost killed by a ray on the first of the two expeditions. Smith's strong leadership helped the colony survive and grow but also made him enemies within the fort.Captain John Smith reported that the first church services were held outdoors “under an awning (which was an old saile)” fastened to three or four trees. As part of a rebuilding effort following a fire that burned much of the fort in January 1608, the settlers built the first church building. He did not find gold or a route west, but he did acquire food for the colonists, learned about the natives and created highly accurate maps of the area. These maps became one of Smith's greatest accomplishments and were used by future explorers.

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