What was one problem faced by the settlers of jamestown? a) harsh winters and short growing seasons b) rocky soil that was not good for farming c) lack of leadership in the colony d) attacks by the spanish from florida

Option: B) rocky soil that was not good for farming.

Explanation:

When the first settlers of Jamestown came to America, they were facing difficulties, which were hostile Indians, disease, and food shortages. The settlers were not well acquainted with Virginia's soil. This made it difficult for them to grow enough crops to feed themselves. Supplies were shipped from England, and it took too long to arrive, which resulted in starvation and death in Jamestown.

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