What Is Ralegh's First Expedition?
QUESTION 1 Plunder (P.39) - is an old Middle High German word that originally meant "household goods and clothes": in other words, your stuff. Pinnace (P.40) - a small boat, with sails or oars, forming part of the equipment of a warship or other large vessel. Reconnoiter (P.41) – to make a military observation of a region. Algonquian-speaking people (P.46) - relating to a family of North American Indian languages formerly spoken across a vast area from the Atlantic seaboard to the Great Lakes and the Great Plains. Cornucopia (P.62) – also meaning horn of plenty is a symbol of abundance and nourishment, commonly a large horn-shaped container overflowing with produce,
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(P.39) April 9, 1585
- Ralegh’s second expedition took place. ( P.68) April 27, 1584
- First two ships left the west coast of England to West Indies. (P.41)
QUESTION 3 - Dorothy - One of Ralegh’s ships that took on the first expedition. (P.39) - Tiger - Elizabeth’s ship that would take on the second expedition. (P.65) - Roanoke Island - the Island discovered by Amadas and Barlow on their first expedition to the new world. (P.55)
- Question on the minds of the Indians who sighted the ships of Amadas and Barlowe. The question was whether the strangers had come to trade, fight or settle. These questions run through their minds because the Indians had previously encountered other whites who came to their land and killed many people because one of the white men was murdered. (P.45&46) - Indians were not characterized by Inequalities in wealth or social hierarchies. They had access to land and there were no social divisions. (P.48)
- Rituals were vital to the Indian society. They celebrated their success in ceremonies and called upon the Gods to maintain the fertility of their land.
(P.39) April 9, 1585
- Ralegh’s second expedition took place. ( P.68) April 27, 1584
- First two ships left the west coast of England to West Indies. (P.41)
QUESTION 3 - Dorothy - One of Ralegh’s ships that took on the first expedition. (P.39) - Tiger - Elizabeth’s ship that would take on the second expedition. (P.65) - Roanoke Island - the Island discovered by Amadas and Barlow on their first expedition to the new world. (P.55)
- Question on the minds of the Indians who sighted the ships of Amadas and Barlowe. The question was whether the strangers had come to trade, fight or settle. These questions run through their minds because the Indians had previously encountered other whites who came to their land and killed many people because one of the white men was murdered. (P.45&46) - Indians were not characterized by Inequalities in wealth or social hierarchies. They had access to land and there were no social divisions. (P.48)
- Rituals were vital to the Indian society. They celebrated their success in ceremonies and called upon the Gods to maintain the fertility of their land.