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I ate little food because we did not know how to raise crops.
Roanoke
I listened to the sailors that reported that fish, animals, fruits and vegetables were plentiful on the island.
Roanoke
Since there was a war with Spain, Captain John White's ships could not return here.
Roanoke
With my hands, I carved the word "croatoan" on the gatepost.
Roanoke
The first time we were here we ran out of supplies and had to return home.
Roanoke
I watched John White sail back to England for supplies.
Roanoke
I felt sorry for Sir Walter Raleigh, who wanted so badly to establish a colony in North America.
Roanoke
The first English settlement, which today is known as the "lost colony"
Roanoke
When we returned we found a ruined fort, no sign of the settlers, and a strange carving on a gatepost.
Roanoke
I smelled smoke from tobacco that John Rolfe learned to grow for trade with England.
Jamestown
I felt grateful toward Captain John Smith that said if you don't work you don't eat.
Jamestown
I ate dogs during the Starving Time.
Jamestown
I watched Pocahontas bring gifts of food to help us survive.
Jamestown
The land at this settlement was not good for farming, the water was salty and dirty, and the area was swarming with mosquitoes!
Jamestown
It was harder for us to survive when Powhatan died and his brother became chief.
Jamestown
With my hands I killed the mosquitoes that swarmed in the marsh where we settled.
Jamestown
Town that was started in Virginia in hopes of finding gold and other natural riches.
Jamestown
Having the House of Burgesses helped us to be more democratic than England.
Jamestown
I listened to the representatives of the House of Burgesses as they debated laws they were making for us.
Jamestown
I watched as many separatists died during our first cold, hard Winter.
Plymouth
I felt angry at King James because he would not let us practice our religion in England.
Plymouth
We believed God sent us Squanto to us because he taught us how to plant, fish and get syrup from trees. Sadly his tribe was wiped out by disease.
Plymouth
With my hands I held the Mayflower Compact that we signed so that we could govern ourselves well.
Plymouth
I at deer, goose and wild turkey at the thanksgiving we had to celebrate the harvest.
Plymouth
I smelled the sea air as we crossed from England to Plymouth on the Mayflower.
Plymouth
The Mayflower Compact was a plan of government that we drew up.
Plymouth
I listened to Squanto as he told us how to plant corn, catch fish and get syrup from maple trees.
Plymouth
Town in present day Massachusetts that was started for religious reasons.
Plymouth