What measures were undertaken by the directors of the Virginia Company

What measures were undertaken by the directors of the Virginia Company to try to save their troubled Jamestown colony between 1607 and 1624? What was the chief obstacle they had to overcome?

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ANSWER
Directors adopted the headright system, sent women for wives, and allowed an elected assembly. They had to overcome the colony’s reputation as a death trap, Native-American hostility, and the chronic shortage of labor.