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olga2289 [7]
2 years ago
14

Please help I need 3 paragraph about the roanoke they each have to have 8 sentences

History
1 answer:
patriot [66]2 years ago
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The Roanoke Colony was suppose to be the first permanent English colony in North America. The attempt was lead by a man named Sir Walter Raleigh. The first Roanoke Colony was founded by Ralph Lane in 1585 on the Roanoke Island. This colony would ultimately fail. A second colony, led by John White, would be created. But still they had a lot of struggles, mainly with supplies and poor relations with the natives. Due to lack of supplies and bad relations with the natives, John White would set out to return to England with the intent on bringing supplies back to Roanoke. After successfully making it to England he was delayed to return to Roanoke until 1590 due to the Anglo-Spanish War.

As John White was making his way up to the settlement upon return, he found the Roanoke Colony fortified but weirdly abandoned. Only clue he could find on what happened was a cryptic word, "CROATOAN", carved into the palisade. This made him think that they have relocated to an island called Croatoan Island. But another unfortunate thing happened. Before he could follow the lead, rough seas and a lost anchor caused them to half to return to England. John White would never be able to find out what happened to his colony. About 112-121 colonists went missing from the Roanoke Colony. The mystery remains unsolved.

People have speculated that the Natives had something to do with the disappearance of the Roanoke Colony. This theory was thought of due to their lack of good relations with the Natives. The idea that they were massacred could be true. Another theory is that the colonist might have made relations with the Natives and assimilated with them. This is supported by little evidence, except for the fact of stories of people with European features in Native villages. But still how could a whole colony of between 112-121 people just vanish without really any evidence. This event is definitely a very weird. Whatever happened to the Roanoke Colony most likely wasn't good, but is unknown, and will probably stay that way.

I'm not great at writing paragraphs or essays, but here is what I got.

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