Yes, he faced many great challenges while he was traveling.
yes
Is Pocahontas related to English nobility
yes. I know of at least one half-brother
Sir Walter Raleigh did not find El Dorado; his expedition to search for the legendary city of gold in South America proved unsuccessful. Despite this, Raleigh did receive the right to colonize and govern any lands he discovered in the region from Queen Elizabeth I.
Yes, Sir Walter Raleigh faced several problems during his voyages, particularly during his expeditions to the New World. His attempts to establish a colony at Roanoke Island were plagued by challenges such as conflicts with Indigenous peoples, supply shortages, and a lack of support from England. The infamous "Lost Colony" of Roanoke, which mysteriously disappeared, highlights the difficulties he encountered in establishing a permanent settlement. Additionally, his later voyage to find gold in Guyana faced hardships due to hostile encounters and logistical issues.
Sir Walter Raleigh did not personally discover any new animals. However, during his explorations of South America, he would have encountered a range of wildlife native to the region such as jaguars, monkeys, macaws, and various reptiles and insects.
He was an explorer, writer, English pirate ( as far as the Spanish were concerned) and part of the English court.
Walter Raleigh
No, he did not. He sponsored and organized two of the three Roanoke Voyages but did not accompany any of them.
There is no definitive historical evidence to confirm that Sir Walter Raleigh was a Freemason. While some sources suggest he may have been associated with the early Masonic movement, concrete documentation of his membership is lacking. Raleigh was more famously known for his role as an explorer, courtier, and writer in the late 16th century, rather than any affiliation with Freemasonry.
Absolutely!
A quick look round using google shows that Elizabeth became enraged at Walter Raleigh's love for Elizabeth Frogmorton who was one of the queen's maidens. I haven't any record of charges given to him before his imprisonment, but I am still looking.