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1. Virginia Dare was the granddaughter of the colony's leader and governor John White
2 .The Roanoke Colony refers to two attempts by Sir Walter Raleigh to found the first permanent English settlement in North America.
3. English, led by Humphrey Gilbert, had claimed St. John's, Newfoundland, in 1583 as the first North American English colony by royal prerogative of Queen Elizabeth I.
4.  No one was sure where the colony was located on this island?
5. A bridge was built to Roanoke in 2002.

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No one is sure where the colony was located on the map.

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1. Historic Jamestown is home to the ruins of the first permanent English settlement in North America.
2. In 1607, 104 English men and boys arrived in North America to start a settlement.
3. On May 13th they picked Jamestown, Virginia for their settlement, which was named after King James the I.
4.The settlement became the first permanent English settlement in North America.
5. The original settlers were all man and there was no woman at all!

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1. The Plymouth Colony settled in North America from 1620 to 1691. 2. It was the first permanent colony of Massachusetts.
3. It is one of the first successful British colonies in North America. 4. Its capital settlement was located in what is now known as Plymouth, Massachusetts.
5. Plymouth Colony was an English colonial venture in America at a location that had previously been surveyed and named by Captain John Smith.

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The Plymouth colony settled in North America from 1620 - 1691 it was the first permanent colony in Massachusetts. It was also one of the first successful British colonies.

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it was found in 1607

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Jamestown was named after the king.  Jamestown was founded in 1607. Jamestown was the first successful English settlement in what is now called United States. The same colonist who introduced tobacco married pochahantist.

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Guardians of Jamestown, 1619: The Arrival of English Women to Virginia

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Is about 8 miles long and 2 miles wide. No one is sure where the colony was located. Roanoke is called the Lost Colony. They say the settlement is currently underwater due to erosion. Virginia Dare was the granddaughter of the colony's leader.

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1- Jamestown was founded in 1607 and was served as the capital of Virginia colony for over 80 years.
2-  They named the new settlement Jamestown after King James 1.
3- They built a fort for protection but later on in the summer the site turned into swamp filled with mosquitoes and poisonous water. In the winter in was unprotected from the harsh winter storms and became bitterly cold.
4-  The first settlers of Jamestown were all men. Most of them were all gentlemen looking for gold. They hoped to get rick then return to England.
5- The settlers did not get along with the Powhatan at first, some settlers were killed or kidnapped by the Powhatan when venturing outside the fort.

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During the Plymouth settlement it was really cold but then when a man named Squanto taught them how to grow crops they had a great feast which is still celebrated today as thanksgiving.When that happened they made a peace treaty between the American Indians and English.

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was the first permanent colony of massachusetts, is one of the successful colonies in north america, settled in north america from 1620 to 1691, is now called plymouth massachusetts, the pilgrim fathers left from plymouth.

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was the first permanent colony of massachusetts, is one of the successful colonies in north america, settled in north america from 1620 to 1691, is now called plymouth massachusetts, the pilgrim fathers left from plymouth.

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1. Roanoke was found in 1587
2. The settlers came in 1587 and disappeared in 1590
3. When the settlers disappeared they only left 2 clues
4.  Some colonist died from a disease and some died from something else
5. No one is sure where the colony is located on the island.

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1.It was found in 1587 by Sir Walter Raleigh
2. A bridge was built to Roanoke Island in 2002
3. Nobody knows where this colony was located
4. Virginia Dare was the grand daughter of the Colony's leader and governor of John White
5. Roanoke Island is about 8 miles and 2 miles wide

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Jamestown colonists resorted to cannibalism.

Pocahontas probably never saved Captain John Smith's life.

Tobacco grown from smuggled seeds saved Jamestown.

Tobacco brought the first Africans to Jamestown.

Jamestown colonists executed a Catholic spy.

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1. There leader was John White.
2. Roanoke is 8 miles long and 2 miles long
3. A bridge was built to Roanoke island in 2002
4. The colonist agreed to carve the word ¨croatoan¨ if they were moving or forced out.
5. There nickname is ¨lost colony.¨

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1. Roanoke island is an island in Dare County on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, United states.
2. Roanoke was named after historical Roanoke Carolina Algonquian people who inhabited the area in the 16th century at the time of English exploration.
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1- In 1584 the land of Virginia in North America, and was granted to Sir Walter Raleigh by Queen Elizabeth.
2- The first expedition got there at Roanoke in 1585, Greenvile left 107 settlers.
3- The men that we left there were under the charge of Ralph Lane.
4- Greenvile finally returned to England and was ordered to get good supplies for the settlement.
5- The settlers built a fort at Roanoke and struggled to survive there They were also constantly fighting with the local Native Americans.

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The Plymouth colony settled in North America from 1620 to 1691

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.the original settlers were men
.they resorted to cannibalism in the .starving time
.bodies were buried in unmarked graves
.drinking water played a role in the early decimation in the settlement

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1.Jamestown people wanted a permanent settlement in Jamestown
2.It was founded in 1607
3.Jamestown was named after King James I
4.It was really marshy so there were mosquitoes carrying deadly diseases and brackish water
5.By the it was known as "the starving time"

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The Pilgrim Fathers Left From Plymouth.

The Eaton Tower was a Breakthrough in Lighthouse Design.

The Plymouth Gin Distillery is Oldest in England.

Britain's Porcelain Industry Began in Plymouth.

The New Palace Thereat Hosted World-Famous Acts.

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-- Plymouth was the second 2nd permanent  settlement in the British colonies.
-- Thanksgiving is to be remembered by the sacrifice.
-- The colony was slow growing compared to Massachusetts colony.

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1. The people in Jamestown wanted to be a permanent settlement in Jamestown
2. It had a lot of Marshy areas had mosquitoes with deadly diseases
3. They had problems with the Indians
4. The colonists that went there seeked for wealth
5. During the "Starving time" the colonists resorted to cannibalism

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Virginia Dare was the granddaughter of the colony's leader and governor John White.2 Roanoke Island is about 8 miles long and 2 miles wide.3 A bridge was built to Roanoke Island in 2002.4 No one is sure where the colony was located on the island.5 With the arrival of the railroads in the late 1800s, the city and region became a manufacturing and transportation hub and was a gateway to the American West. Today Roanoke is the largest metro area in western Virginia and is a regional center for health services and transportation-related manufacturing.

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.was passed down generation to generation since 1590
.a bridge was built on roanoke island in 2002
.no one knows where the island is located
.was located off the coast of north carolina
.was lead by Sir Richard Greenville

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1. Jamestown was found in May 14, 1607
2. Jamestown was abandoned in 1698.
3.Jamestown was named after the king.
4. Jamestown is located in Williamsburg, Virginia.
5. John smith saved Jamestown.

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1.plymouth was the second 2nd permanent  settlement in the British colonies.
2.thanksgiving is to be remembered by the sacrifice.
3.the colony was slow growing compared to Massachusetts colony.
4.plymouth was the second permene
5.plymouth is know for americas hometown

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1-  In 1584 the land of Virginia in North America was granted to Sir Walter Raleigh by Queen Elizabeth 1.
2- They discovered Roanoke Island and met the local natives.
3-

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The people in Roanoke was missing leaving only the word "Croatoan" many people believe it means the island croatoan
2.Virginia Dare was the granddaughter of the leader of the Roanoke settlement
3.a bridge was built in 2002
4.The colony was not found on the island.
5.It was given permission to explore by Queen Elizabeth I

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1- Jamestown was the first permanent English settlement in North America I was founded in 1607 and served as the capital of the

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people came here on the mayflower

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1. The Plymouth colony settled on North America from 1620-1691
2. They came on the May Flower
3.The Plymouth wanted to have peace with the Native Americans
4. They had a big feast with the Native Americans
5. Now we have Thanksgiving
5.

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1. Plymouth was found in 1620
2. Plymouth was abandoned in 1995.
3. John smith named Plymouth, Plymouth after leaving Jamestown.
4.Plymouth is located in Massachusetts.
5.Thomas Faunce saved Plymouth.

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1- In 1584, the land of Virginia in North America was granted to Sir Walter Raleigh by Queen Elizabeth.
2- Raleigh sent out Captain Philip Amada and Captain Arthur Barlowe to explore the area. They discovered Roanoke Island and met the local natives.
3- The first expedition to Roanoke was led by Sir Richard Greenville.
4- The settlers built a fort at Roanoke, but struggled to survive.
5- After returning to England, White could find little help for the colony. England was in the middle of a large battle with Spain and the Spanish Armada. As a result, White was unable to return until three years later in 1590.

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1-After arriving in America, the Pilgrims searched the coast of New England for a good place to build a settlement. They eventually found a location called Plymouth. It had a calm harbor for their ship, a river for fresh water, and flat lands where they could plant crops. It was here that they built their village and established the Plymouth Colony.
2- After arriving in America, the Pilgrims searched the coast of New England for a good place to build a settlement. They eventually found a location called Plymouth. It had a calm harbor for their ship, a river for fresh water, and flat lands where they could plant crops. It was here that they built their village and established the Plymouth Colony.
3- Many people got sick and died over the first winter. At one point there were only around six people well enough to continue working.
4- The Native Americans that lived in the same area as Plymouth Colony were the Wampanoag peoples. The chief of the Wampanoag, Massasoit, made contact with the Pilgrims. They established a peace treaty and agreed to trade for animal furs.
5- The Pilgrims held a feast after their first harvest in 1621. They invited some of the local Wampanoag people to join them. This feast is sometimes called the first Thanksgiving. They continued this tradition and, in 1623, when they were celebrating the end of a long drought, they began to call the feast "Thanksgiving."