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The first voyage in 1584 refers to Sir Walter Raleigh's expedition to the New World, which aimed to establish an English colony in North America. This expedition led to the exploration of the coastal regions of present-day North Carolina and the establishment of the Roanoke Colony. The voyage was notable for the introduction of the term "Virginia" to describe the area and for its encounters with Indigenous peoples. Despite the initial enthusiasm, the Roanoke Colony ultimately faced challenges and disappeared, becoming known as the "Lost Colony."

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