Roanoke Voyages

John White was delayed in returning to the site of the Lost Colony because

• there were severe storms in the Atlantic

• a war with the Spanish Armada prevented ships from leaving England

• Queen Elizabeth refused to support any more voyages to the New World

• he contracted smallpox and was too ill to sail

All of the following were problems faced by the Roanoke colonists except

• the plague

• inadequate food supply

• poor leadership

• hostile Native Americans

The capital of North Carolina is named for

• Queen Elizabeth

• Sir Walter Raleigh

• Ralph Lane

• John White

This voyage was so successful that the natives traded extensively with the English, and Wanchese and Manteo were taken back to England.

• Amadas-Barlowe voyage

• Lane Colony

• White (Lost) Colony

This was the first English colony to include men, women, and children.

• Amadas-Barlowe voyage

• Lane Colony

• White (Lost) Colony

Wingina, a Native American chief, was killed by the English while this group was in Roanoke.

• Amadas-Barlowe voyage

• Lane Colony

• White (Lost) Colony

After many problems with supplies and poor leadership, many colonists from this group returned to England. They left fifteen men behind, never to be heard from again.

• Amadas-Barlowe Voyage

• Lane Colony

• White (Lost) Colony

This artist was a member of all three Roanoke voyages and leader of what came to be known as the Lost Colony.

• Queen Elizabeth I

• Sir Walter Raleigh

• Simon Fernandez

• John White

This member of the Croatoan tribe befriended the settlers, helped with peace talks, and was ultimately given an English title after being baptized as a Christian.

• Wingina

• Virginia Dare

• Manteo

• Sir Walter Raleigh

The mystery of what happened to the Lost Colony was solved after the remains of the colonists were discovered.

• True

• False