How does the “Lost Colony” demonstrate the difficulty in establishing a new colony?

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like later English colonies, poorly supplied, and the first colonists were actively hostile toward local Native people. This lack of allies would have made survival as an autonomous community especially difficult—surviving as distinctly Englishmen and women may have been impossible.

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