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He explored Roanoke Island, the Lost Colony. He did not discover anything but Roanoke, which he founded and later disappeared.

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When did sir Richard grenville return to England?

he returned in 1569 i know because I'm doing a report


What are facts about sir Richard grenville?

Sir Richard Grenville (1542–1591) was an English sailor, soldier, and politician known for his role in the early exploration of the Americas. He is best remembered for commanding the ship Revenge during the Anglo-Spanish War and his valiant stand against a larger Spanish fleet at the Battle of Flores in 1591. Grenville was also involved in the establishment of the Roanoke Colony and served as a member of Parliament. His legacy is often associated with his bravery and contributions to maritime exploration.


Who led thed Roanoke in 1587?

Sir Richard Grenville who returned to England leaving Ralph Lane in charge.


What country did Richard Grenville represent?

Richard Grenville represented England. He was an English sailor and explorer known for his role in the early English colonization efforts in America, particularly as the commander of the ill-fated Roanoke Colony in the late 16th century. Grenville's contributions were significant in the context of England's expansion during the Age of Exploration.


What explorer failed to build a colony in 1585?

In 1585 Sir Richard Grenville landed on the North Carolina coast with 108 settlers. Grenville quickly angered the American Indians and even killed a chief in a dispute over a drinking cup. When Grenville returned to England for supplies, the settlers found themselves in a hostile land with little food and less hope for survival. Fortunately, another English explorer, Sir Francis Drake, sailed by their camp. The settlers decided to leave the North Carolina coast behind and travel with Drake back home to England.