History Alive Chapter 6

What are the names of the three settlements discussed in this chapter?

• Plymouth

• St. Augustine

• Jamestown

• Roanoke

The first English settlement, which today is known as the "lost colony."

• Plymouth

• settlements

• Jamestown

• Roanoke

A town that was started in Virginia in hopes of finding gold and other natural resources.

• Plymouth

• settlements

• Jamestown

• Roanoke

Small communities started by people who are new to an area.

• Plymouth

• settlements

• Jamestown

• Roanoke

A town in present-day Massachusetts that was started for religious reasons.

• Plymouth

• settlements

• Jamestown

• Roanoke

This group of settlers went to Roanoke and had to return home due to a lack of supplies.

• The second group of settlers.

• The first group of settlers.

When Captain John White finally returned to Roanoke, there was no sign of the settlers and the word "CROATOAN" carved on what?

• an old house

• a ruined fort

• a tree

• a canoe

Why was Captain John White not able to return to Roanoke for 3 years?

• England had to find more supplies to send with him.

• White got lost on his way back to Roanoke.

• England was fighting a war with Spain, so White's ships couldn't leave.

• White was working for the King back home.

Because Jamestown settled on a marsh, what are some of the issues they had?

• Alligators were too close to the settlers' children.

• The surrounding water was dirty and salty.

• They didn't have any issues; this was the perfect location.

• The land was no good for farming.

• Mosquitoes around the marsh carried Malaria.

What are the reasons Jamestown survived as a settlement?

• They received help from the surrounding Native Americans.

• Captain John White was a strong leader.

• Captain John Smith was a strong leader.

• The colony grew tobacco.