The encounter between English colonists and Native Americans at Roanoke suggests that the English and natives __________.
A) easily understood each other's viewpoints
B) had very different concepts of community
C) shared ideas about property and possessions
D) were completely unable to communicate with each other

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The encounter at Roanoke highlighted the significant cultural differences between English colonists and Native Americans, particularly in their concepts of community, land ownership, and social organization, indicating that they had very different worldviews.

The Encounter Between English Colonists and Native Americans at Roanoke