Question

What eventually happened to the colony of Roanoke? * 2 points It became very successful because they grew tobacco The Native Americans taught them how to plant crops, fish, and hunt animals It mysteriously disappeared and the colonists were never seen again The king of England recognized that Roanoke was an example of what a successful colony should be

Answer 1

It mysteriously disappeared and the colonists were never seen again

Step-by-step explanation:

The colony of Roanoke was occupied by the colonists around 1587 to 1590. However, it was believed to have been disappeared around the 1590s, when one of the settlers known as John White came back to found nothing on the island but just two written words "Croatoan" on a fort's gatepost and "Cro" on a tree.

The majority conclusion was that the lost colony "vanished" due to either deadly disease or violent killings by Native American nations.

Hence, in this case, the correct answer is "It mysteriously disappeared and the colonists were never seen again."