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In 1584, the land of Virginia in North America was granted to
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In 1585, Queen Elizabeth i allowed Raleigh to send over 100 men from England to Roanoke Island.
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Upon arrival in 1587, they found out the men in the fort were killed by some of the people.
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Twenty years later in 1607, a group of over 100 men landed on the banks of Virginia"s James river which was not healthy to drink.
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The Thirteen original colonies were found between 1607 and 1733
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Captain Smith returned to England in 1609 when he became ill, and he stopped visiting the settlement.
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The high winds just blew over the sail and the storms are making the ship rock back and forth in 1620.
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After the first successful harvest in the fall of 1621,Governor William Bradford held a celebration feast.
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In 1675 another large group of people left England for the new world.
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In 1681, King Charles II accepted them, and decided to give them land in the new world that was south west of New Jersey.
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The interior of the Plymouth Quaker meeting house in Montgomery county on Pennsylvania, built in 1708
