what is the story about?

treats Pocahontas is a young Indian woman with a free and adventurous spirit who is torn between doing the right thing or following what her heart dictates. He lives in a quiet village with his little friends Flip (hummingbird) and Meiko, and following the advice of Abuela Sauce, a magic tree. Powhatan, head of the tribe and father of the protagonist, wants to marry his daughter with Kocoum, but she refuses to accept that this is her new future.

In 1607, in London, a ship of English settlers departed for the "New World" in search of glories and riches. Their arrival to the land, puts on alert the Indians, who prepare an attack against them. Ratcliffe, the governor of the ship, asks the crew to dig as soon as possible, as he is aware that the Indians have planned a strategy against them. In the crew was a blond and handsome man named John Smith and that when he reached the promised land, he met Pocahontas, which he fell in love with.

The Indians want to defeat the whites and for this, they ask for reinforcements. Pocahontas tries to avoid war by talking to his parents. On the other hand, Ratcliffe decides to prepare his men to fight, and John Smith also tries to avoid the battle telling his governor that they are peaceful people. The two protagonists meet at the agreed place. Kocoum, a warrior Indian and Pocahontas fiancé sees them together and believing it to be a trap, decides to attack John. Thomas, an English sailor who had followed John, shot Kocoum to death, and then blamed Thomas for that, but he flees. The Indians take John as a prisoner believing that he has committed the murder, and come to an agreement to execute him at dawn. Thomas informs this to the governor Ratcliffe, who without thinking it decides to attack the dawn.

                             when it was created?

Pocahontas is going to talk to Grandma Willow, and this one told her to follow the arrow that indicates the compass that belonged to her beloved John Smith, since that will be his way.The film draws on the story of a sailor and soldier named John Smith and an Indian princess from the Native American Indian tribe called Matoaka whom they all knew as Pocahontas because of their long hair, which occurred in 1608.

             where does it come from?

Comes from the Native American

                              Culture

The name of Pocahontas means "Little Silent". She is based on a real historical figure, and was born in a highly sophisticated Amerindian culture that had some knowledge of Europeans. Pocahontas shows herself to be a beautiful girl with a free, noble, and highly spiritual spirit.