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The movie did have some truth to it, as Mallory said it does show the women working in the fields and the men fishing. You can also see the clear relationship between the Native Americans and nature. However, at the same time there the movie has some errors. The most obvious being the love story. So where is the swamp land in the movie that was such a large part of the Jamestown landscape? -- Kellye Sorber | The movie did have some truth to it, as Mallory said it does show the women working in the fields and the men fishing. You can also see the clear relationship between the Native Americans and nature. However, at the same time there the movie has some errors. The most obvious being the love story. So where is the swamp land in the movie that was such a large part of the Jamestown landscape? -- Kellye Sorber | ||
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| + | I'm not sure where the swamp land was and I think John Smith should have been ill after washing his face in brackish water. But I do have one question - I know that in the movie "The Lion King" the opening song is merely gibberish and not actually Swahili. Is this also the case for the Native American language Disney used in some of their songs? --Kelly Wuyscik | ||
