Question

While they were at Roanoke, who drew pictures of what he saw?

a) John Smith - Local flora and fauna
b) Sir Walter Raleigh - Native American tribes
c) John White - Native American tribes and landscapes
d) Christopher Columbus - European architecture

Answer 1

John White drew pictures of what he saw while at Roanoke, including Native American tribes, their villages, and the flora and fauna of the region.

Step-by-step explanation:

John White drew pictures of what he saw while at Roanoke. He was an artist, map maker, explorer, and friend of Sir Walter Raleigh, who led the attempt to colonize Roanoke. White's famous watercolors depicted Native American tribes, their villages, and the flora and fauna of the region. His artworks were the first images the English public saw of North America.