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Some may argue that they were killed off by the Croatoan. However there were no signs of an attack.

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The previous didn't explore the wildlife, just mapped it out

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They didn't have knowledge of how to use the land to cure sickness

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John White, governor, left to get supplies. Which means they had run out

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They didn't have enough medical supplies

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they were from a different part of the world

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There immune system was not used to the region

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The theory that makes most sense is that they died from a deadly disease.

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1. If they did get killed, what killed them?

2. what was the surrounding land like?

3. why did they chose Roanoke to settle?

4. what was the animal life like?

5. How is the word Crotoan connected to the disappearance of the settlers?

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families came with children—17 women and 11 children accompanied a party of 90 men.

third group of English arrivals on North Carolina’s Roanoke Island, settling near the modern-day town of Manteo.

relations with the local Native Americans were mixed.

Roanoke was geographically located in the crux of sociopolitical friction between the Secotan—who held sway over Roanoke—and the Chowanoke, who controlled the nearby waterways.

The group that arrived prior to the lost colonists were driven back to England, which meant when the ill-fated third group of colonists showed up, some sour feelings remained.