On a piece of paper answer the following: 1.Why did England want to create colonies in North America? 2.What was the first attempted colony by English?

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On a piece of paper answer the following: 1.Why did England want to create colonies in North America? 2.What was the first attempted colony by English? 3.What was England's first permanent colony? 4.Why did the Pilgrims come to the New World? 5.What was the Mayflower Compact? 6.Why did the Pilgrims initiate the Thanksgiving Celebration? SET QUESTIONS

LOST COLONY OF ROANOKE Writing Prompt

I can describe how the English started colonies in North America. I can describe the challenges early English settlers faced. LEARNING TARGETS

For ALL type 1 and type 2 writings: Write down the title (Type 1 or Type 2) and the prompt itself Follow ALL directions Type 1 Copy down the writing prompt. Sentence 1 Sentence 2 THINGS TO REMEMBER….

Why would someone move thousands of miles from their original home? Must be two complete sentences Leave a space between each sentence Must use proper capitalization (proper nouns, start of sentences, first word of quotes) TYPE 1 WRITING

ROANOKE VIDEO

Clues: CROATOAN carved on palisade wall Existence of the Palisade Wall No Cross carved anywhere No bodies or skeletons found No houses found WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED?

Theories: Massacred by local Native Americans Massacred by the Spanish Assimilated into a Native American Tribe Wiped out by Disease Wiped out by Starvation Moved somewhere else with better conditions (farmland) Other

Write a letter to John White that explains what you think happened to the Roanoke colonists. Underline two reasons for your theory. At least 5 sentences long. Must use proper capitalization (proper nouns, start of sentences, first word of quotations) TYPE 2 - COLLEGE

Write a letter to John White that explains what you think happened to the Roanoke colonists. Underline three reasons for your theory. At least 8 sentences long. Must use proper capitalization (proper nouns, start of sentences, first word of quotations) TYPE 2 - HONORS

Pick 1 possible theory Support your theory with 3 facts/reasons Underline your 3 supporting facts/reasons Utilize proper capitalization (proper nouns, start of sentences, first word of quotations) Put the response in letter form addressed to John White REMEMBER TO….

What do you think happened? How did you support the theory you chose? Did anyone come up with a credible, alternate theory? CLOSING DISCUSSION