Roanoke Colony

Match the following

• hostile

• to suddenly disappear

• vanish

• to start something that will last for a long time, to set up 

• settler

• a person who moves to a new place where there were not many people before

• colony

• unfriendly, threatening, disagreeing

• establish

• area controlled by a more powerful country

to try very hard to do something difficult​ (a)  

• struggle
• abandon
• theory

to leave something or someone somewhere​ (a)  

• abandon
• theory
• struggle

an idea, an explanation for something​ (a)  

• theory
• struggle
• abandon

Match the following

• John White

• governor of Sir Walter Raleigh's failed attempt at a permanent settlement on Roanoke Island,explorer, artist, and cartographer. He was the mapmaker of the expeditions

• Virginia Dare

• Sponsored the expedition of Sir Walter Raleigh. She requested ⅕ of the silver and gold that may be mined there.

• Sir Walter Raleigh

• The single word that was found carved into a tree at the abandoned colony site. This was also the name of a nearby Indian Tribe.

• Queen Elizabeth

• Governor White’s granddaughter; born to his daughter and her husband. She is said to be the first Christian born in a New World colony. She was amongst the settlers who vanished

• CROATOAN

• Queen Elizabeth gave him seven years to establish a settlement, or else lose his right to do so. He was responsible for the families and other settlers who were brought to Roanoke

Match the following significant individuals to their names

• Sir Walter Raleigh

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• Virginia Dare

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• John White

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• Queen Elizabeth

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