What was the first attempted English colony? (where and when?)?

Question

maine. new hamshere, massacheutess, conneticut, rhode island

Answer 1

The first attempted and not successful was Roanoke, North Carolina (what was then Virginia) in 1586. This colony left after problems with the native population. In 1587, there was another attempt made for this colony. This colony "disappeared." When this colony was having problems, John White, the leader of this group, went to England to try to get more supplies. When he returned, the colony was gone. This became known as the Lost Colony. The first successful was Jamestown, Virginia in 1607.

Answer 2

The first attempted English colony was Jamestown in 1607, in North America

Answer 3

Oops. I just answered this question but in the wrong place.

If people are saying that the first ATTEMPTED English colony in North America was 1586 then I got you beat by 3 years.

St. John's, Newfoundland. "On August 5, 1583, Sir Humphrey Gilbert claimed the area as England's first overseas colony under Royal Charter of Queen Elizabeth I."

The colony failed because Gilbert died on return voyage to England. But it was the first attempt at an English colony in North America.

Answer 4

Jamestown is considered the first attempted English colony - it was in NY/Virginia, depends on what book you read. It ended because the colonists didn't plant crops and provide for themselves long term - and over 70% died.

Answer 5

The French and Indian war helped to reason the yankee present day war via inflicting the British to bypass into severe debt wherein led to them to tax the yankee colonists which outraged them a lot and after the Stamp Tax,Sugar Tax, and various greater the individuals started out rebelling commencing with the Boston Tea occasion then between many different issues Britain despatched troops and quickly they marched to Lexington and cohesion searching for hands stashes and considerable leaders consequently commencing the trendy war.

Answer 6

in America it was Jamestown NY.