Question

archaeologists have discovered european artifacts buried on hatteras island.no member of the lost colony was ever located.the first year of the lost colonys settlement coincided with an extreme drought.the name of a nearby island, where a friendly algonquian tribe lived, was carved into a post on roanoke island.1) which statement would the author of text 1 likely agree with?2)the roanoke settlers most likely survived and moved to a different locationthe roanoke settlers most likely fled a conflict with the neighboring algonquian tribe.the roanoke settlers most likely died as a result of a food and water shortage.

Explanation:

To determine the author's likely agreement, we analyze the supporting clues:

1. European artifacts found on Hatteras Island suggest the settlers may have relocated there.
2. No remains of the colonists were found, making death from starvation less supported.
3. The carved post with a friendly Algonquian tribe's island name indicates no hostile conflict, ruling out fleeing conflict.

These points align with the idea the settlers survived and moved.

Answer:

The Roanoke settlers most likely survived and moved to a different location.