It can be inferred that Sir Walter Raleigh was unable to establish a successful colony at Roanoke Island because

A. There was little planning

B. there was little financial backing

C. the native Americans attacked them

D. All of the above

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Mayer

23 February, 07:03

It can be inferred that Sir Walter Raleigh was unable to establish a successful colony at Roanoke Island because

A. There was little planning

B. there was little financial backing

C. the native Americans attacked them

D. All of the above

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Raelynn Davis · Answer 1

I would say D, all of the above. Native Americans were unsurprisingly unfriendly to the people trying to take their land. It had lackluster planning and financial backing, so it was just a recipe for disaster.

It can be inferred that Sir Walter Raleigh was unable to establish a successful colony at Roanoke Island becauseA. There was little planningB. there was little financial backingC. the native Americans attacked themD. All of the above

It can be inferred that Sir Walter Raleigh was unable to establish a successful colony at Roanoke Island because

A. There was little planning

B. there was little financial backing

C. the native Americans attacked them

D. All of the above