Please tell me about the missing roanoke lost colony ASAP

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Explanation:

Roanoke was a newly established colony, they sent about 100 people to establish the colony. Now for 3 years no one heard anything from Roanoke, and when John White (The guy who was in charge of Roanoke) returned he found nothing but empty houses. It was completely abandoned all but a tree with a carving with C R O. We have identified this must have meant Croatian, which were the native American tribe nearby. People have assumed that maybe the Tribe killed them because they were stealing their food and others have thought it to have been the plague that was going around at that time, and the colonists decided to pack up and move with the native tribe as they were in danger of not surviving. No one quite knows exactly what happened except the colonist of course, it's all just a bunch of hypothesis based on the little evidence.

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