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1. a close to perfect place to live


2. Queen Elizabeth sent him on three expeditions to the New World.


3. the farthest point of the earth that a person can see. On the ocean, it is the line where the sea and the sky seem to meet.


4. a fleet of Spanish ships


5. The first Englishman to receive a royal charter for land in America.


6. wild, primitive, harsh, cruel


7. consists of a king or queen and his or her advisors and servants.


8. owner


9. The first three permanent European colonies in the lands that would become the United States and Canada.


10. very dangerous


11. She sponsored the Exploration of the New World.


12. When it appears before a man’s name it tells you he was knighted by an English king or queen.

A.
Elizabeth I

B.
Sir Humphrey Gilbert

C.
Utopia

D.
Sir Walter Raleigh

E.
Royal Court

F.
Barbarous

G.
Proprietor

H.
Sir

I.
St Augustine, Quebec, Santa Fe

J.
Treacherous

K.
Horizon

L.
Armada

Answer:

1. C

2. D

3. K

4. L

5. B

6. F

7. E

8. G

9. I

10. J

11. A

12. H

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