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Known as the "Lost Colony," it was established as an economic venture (1587) Roanoke Jamestown St. Augustine Plymouth
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Known as the "Lost Colony," it was established as an economic venture (1587)

Roanoke
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St. Augustine
Plymouth

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Roanoke

Roanoke is the lost colony because it was sent by europeans to the Americas. However, when travelled there again, everyone in the colony disappeared. Historians theorize where they went, but there has never been a definite answer.
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