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CSI: The Lost Colony
- 1. CSI: Roanoke The Lost colony
- 2. BackGround Spain establishes first colonies in the Americas. France, England, & Netherlands follow Spain’s example. Competition between these powers to control economic markets.
- 3. Phillip of Spain will not beat me in settling the Your majesty, New World! You I am seeking a land got it! grant to start a new colony in your name. We will gain resources, wealth & n Quee eth I! spread our faith. I will call it Virginia b alter for my Virgin Eliza Sir W h! Queen. ig Rale
- 5. 1. MUSKET BALL • A musket ball with teeth marks is found near Cape Hatteras. British-trained soldiers are trained to keep a bullet in their mouth as the 2nd one to be fired in case of attack. • Write musketball beside Cape Hatteras.
- 6. 2. Crime & punishment “Any man or woman who robs any garden, public or private, while weeding it or who willfully pulls up any root vegetable, herb, or flower to spoil or waste or steal it, or robs any vineyard or gathers the grapes, or steals any ears of corn . . . shall be punished with death.” - Sir Thomas Dale, ‘Dales' Laws’ - Write Crime & Punishment by Roanoke Island.
- 7. 3. Broken Artifacts A Spanish expedition to Roanoke Island in 1588 finds no Englishmen there but plenty of broken wooden barrels, tools, etc. Write abandoned in 1588 by Roanoke Island.
- 8. 4. No Corpses • After returning in 1590 from a resupply mission to England (3 years later) John White, governor of Virginia (modern day NC & VA), found no skeletons or corpses on Roanoke Island . There is no sign of John’s grandaughter, Virginia Dare (1st English child born in America). • Write No corpses at Fort Raleigh beside Roanoke Island.
- 9. 5. ANCESTORS • The Hatteras Island Native Americans claimed Manteo and white settlers as their ancestors. They are reported to have gray eyes and fairer skin, uncommon for Native Americans. They also state that their ancestors could “speak in a book.” • Write LC Ancestors? beside Cape Hatteras.
- 10. 6. CROATOAN • The letters CROA and CROATOAN are found carved into trees/ gateposts by John White in 1590. • Write CROATOAN beside Fort Raleigh near Roanoke Island.
- 11. 7. No Distress Signal • John White found no cross, the pre-arranged sign that meant danger made us move, carved into the trees or fort posts. • Write No Cross by Fort Raleigh.
- 12. 8. Battle of the Spanish Armada • British “Sea Dogs” attack Spanish treasure ships and colonies. The Spanish Armada sails to England in 1588 to stop these attacks and make England a Catholic nation again. The Battle of the Spanish Armada delays White’s return to Roanoke • Write Sea Dogs + Spanish Armada beside Atlantic Ocean.
- 13. 9. More ancestors? • Robeson County Native Americans claim the Hatteras Natives from Croatoan and the White colonists as their ancestors. They have 41 of the same last names as the White colony. They have European eye and hair colors. These last names are common and could be explained by inter- marriage with English settlers later. • Write LC ancestors? in the southeast corner of modern day NC (near Neuse River).
- 14. 10. Decapitation & retaliation After Native Interaction sours, The decapitation of Wingina (Pemisapan) and the attack on a Native American village by the Lane colony leads the Indians to want revenge against English colonists.. • Write Lane colony attacks Natives by Dasamunquepeuk.
- 15. 11. Meager supplies • The colonists were running low on food and supplies when Governor White returned to England in 1587. • Write no crops & supplies by Roanoke Island.
- 16. 12. Native Guide • Manteo, the leader of the Croatoan, lives on Croatoan Island, near Cape Hatteras, and is baptized as a Christian. He helps the colonists negotiate with nearby tribes. • Write Manteo helps Roanoke settlers beside Croatoan Island below Cape Hatteras.
- 17. 13. Silver cup • Sir Richard Grenville’s men burned a village and its corn crop on the Pamlico Sound because a silver cup was missing and suspected stolen. • Write burnt village just east of Panawiok village.
- 18. Death from Killed by Joined Native Disease/ Native American Starvation Americans tribe(s)
- 19. Death from Killed by Joined Native Disease/ Native American Starvation Americans tribe(s)
- 20. Death from Killed by Joined Native Disease/ Native American Starvation Americans tribe(s) Sea dogs & Battle of the Silver cup Native Guide (Manteo) Spanish Armada Crime & Punishment Meager Supplies Decapitation & Meager Supplies retaliation Musket Ball Musket Ball Ancestors + More Ancestors Broken Artifacts No distress signal Croatoan
- 21. Death from Killed by Joined Native Disease/ Native American Starvation Americans tribe(s) Sea dogs & Battle of the Silver cup Native Guide (Manteo) Spanish Armada Crime & Punishment Meager Supplies Decapitation & Meager Supplies retaliation Musket Ball Musket Ball Ancestors + More Ancestors Broken Artifacts No distress signal Croatoan
- 22. The LOST Colony How can historians verify evidence? How can historians base conclusions using evidence? Use the WRITER’s CHECKLIST: Determine what happened to the Lost Colony. • Use at least 3 pieces of evidence to support your conclusion. • Identify at least 2 pieces of evidence that are contradictory.