Captain john smith's description of is thought by many historians to be an imaginative rather than actual event. exploration of virginia description of painted indians rescue by pocahontas meeting with powhatan

The correct answer is “Rescue by Pocahontas”.

Some historians believe that Capitan John Smith had misunderstood the “sacrifice” that was ongoing. The tribe’s culture has a ceremony in which there is a fake execution performed and a person – called a Sponsor – needs to stop the execution, “saving” the victim, which in this case was non-other than Captain John Smith. So, in short, it is possible that his life was never really in danger in the first place, and his detailed and dramatic description wasn’t as intense as he said.

i think its d, but grammarly says none

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the answer is:

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