2. Describe the economic and labor patterns of the Jamestown colony.

The way the Jamestown colony made money was through the cultivation and exportation of tobacco. Tobacco was introduced to Europe by the Spanish, who had learned to smoke it from Native Americans. John Rolfe thought that Virginia would make a good place for tobacco growth. Tobacco seeds became the seeds of a huge economic empire. By time of  1630, over a million and a half pounds of tobacco were being exported from Jamestown each year, Jamestown made use of the tobacco seeds and the tobacco became to shape the society and the development of their colony.  The use and number of African slaves had increased, using slaves as the primary source of their labor.

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