They wanted to find valuable spices and start a trade, they were looking for India but instead they found South and North America. There were not many survivors to return home many, many perished from illness and lack of nutrients.
In 1584 and 1585 two expeditions were sent to Roanoke Island, in what is now North Carolina. They were of a military nature, sponsored and organized by Sir Walter Ralegh. In 1587 another expedition was sent and they too landed at Roanoke Island although they were supposed to go to the Chesapeake. This voyage consisted of men, women and boys. The colonists were unsuccessful and disappeared. Their fate is unknown. In 1607, during the reign of King James, another colony was sent to Virginia and the Jamestown colony was established. This was the first permanent and ultimately successful settlement in what is now the USA.
I am sure my learned colleagues will supply information concerning colonization attempts in other countries.
titties
England began colonizing in the late 1400s and early 1500s If this is not correct then my collage teacher is wrong...
His voyage inspired European powers to begin exploring, conquering, and colonizing the Americas.
The first English settlers in Virginia were unprepared for colonizing Virginia because the winter was longer and colder than they expected. The farming techniques they had used in England were not successful in Virginia.
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England became a colonizing country mainly for profit.
It was well able to colonize, it just wasn't ready. And the fact that the king didn't want to didn't help.
The Puritans
What was the motive for europeans colonizing in New England?
titties
no
England possessed a unified national state, religious unity, nationalism, and a popular monarch.
Essecially America started by European exploration and the colonizing of the Americas by Columbus and England.
England began colonizing in the late 1400s and early 1500s If this is not correct then my collage teacher is wrong...
defeating the Spanish armada
His voyage inspired European powers to begin exploring, conquering, and colonizing the Americas.
The first English settlers in Virginia were unprepared for colonizing Virginia because the winter was longer and colder than they expected. The farming techniques they had used in England were not successful in Virginia.