1. 1585: one hundred men set sail for Roanoke.
1585: one hundred men set sail for Roanoke.
Arrived too late to plant any crops.
Had to rely on the supplies they brought which were not enough
Native Americans helped them with food.
Leader of the group was Ralph Lane.
Had little respect for Native Americans
Killed the Roanoke chief… now Native Americans
were unwillingly to help them with food.
Settlers managed to build a small fort and a few houses.

2. This caused serious conflicts between England and Spain.
England saw Spain getting rich from gold and silver from mines, as well as products from ranches.
English sea captains began to attack Spanish treasure ships carrying things back to Spain.
This caused serious conflicts between England and Spain.
It also greatly increased England’s wealth. With this money England built a strong navy and decided it wanted to create colonies in North America.

4. First Attempt – Roanoke Island
First seen by Europeans when
two English explorers sailed by in 1584.
Location and characteristics seemed good for a settlement.
Queen Elizabeth of England then gave a friend of hers, Walter Raleigh, the right to claim all lands in and around Roanoke and the nearby mainland.

5. In 1586 Sir Francis Drake sailed to the area.
In 1586 Sir Francis Drake sailed to the area.
Settlers begged him to take them along with him back to England, which he did.
One week later a supply ship landed on Roanoke.
Fifteen men stayed behind on the island from this ship.

6. What would you do differently???
Second Attempt
What would you do differently???

7. Second Attempt – Roanoke Island
 Walter Raleigh decided to try again to begin a settlement.
This time 150 people including women and children
Leader : John White.
Group arrived on Roanoke Island on July 22, 1587
went to find the fifteen men who had stayed behind two years earlier.
They did not find them.
Settlers began making improvement
to the houses that were already there and
building new ones.

8. Native Americans
more hostile this time
Only one group was friendly. This group was the Croatoans.
End of August settlers decided they needed more supplies
Gov. White took the fleet of ships and several sailors home to England to get food and supplies.
War broke out between England and Spain making it impossible for him to return quickly

9. Finally in 1590
White able to return to Roanoke.
Arrived in August of that year but found no one.
Found clues to a puzzle that has still not been solved:
letters CRO carved on a tree.
armor covered with rust
the houses had been taken down
the area had been surrounded by trees and other things made into a tall fence like a fort.
Carved on another tree was the word CROATOAN.

10. What would you do differently???
Second Attempt
What would you do differently???

11. Second Attempt – Roanoke Island
 Walter Raleigh decided to try again to begin a settlement.
This time 150 people including women and children
Leader : John White.
Group arrived on Roanoke Island on July 22, 1587
went to find the fifteen men who had stayed behind two years earlier.
They did not find them.
Settlers began making improvement
to the houses that were already there and
building new ones.

12. Native Americans
more hostile this time
Only one group was friendly. This group was the Croatoans.
End of August settlers decided they needed more supplies
Gov. White took the fleet of ships and several sailors home to England to get food and supplies.
War broke out between England and Spain making it impossible for him to return quickly

13.   
White and his men decided to sail to an island where the Croatoans lived to search there. Heavy storm winds blew the ships eastward. The winds continued to blow making it impossible to reach the island. The winds did not give up and White and his men sailed home to England.

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