Question

what is the significance of the starving time? check all the boxes that apply. relations with the powhatan improved. nearly all the colonists died. people were forced to eat things they normally would not.

Explanation:

The Starving Time was a harsh period in Jamestown's history. Relations with the Powhatan did not improve during this time. Instead, food shortages led to extreme measures. Colonists faced near - starvation, with nearly all of them dying, and were forced to eat non - traditional and often unappetizing or even desperate food sources.

Answer:

• Nearly all the colonists died.
• People were forced to eat things they normally would not.