Why did pochahanas die?

Pocahontas, a Native American woman known for her association with the colonial settlement at Jamestown, died in March 1617 due to unknown causes, though it is speculated that she may have suffered from pneumonia, tuberculosis, or complications from a possible illness contracted during her time in England. After being taken to England, she was celebrated as a symbol of the New World but fell ill and died shortly before her planned return to Virginia. Her death at a young age highlights the challenges faced by Indigenous peoples during colonization.