Sir Walter Raleigh supported the goals of Elizabeth I primarily by establishing an English colony in the New World. He was instrumental in the attempts to colonize North America, notably through the establishment of the Roanoke Colony, which, although ultimately unsuccessful, reflected England's ambitions to expand its territory and influence in the Americas. Additionally, his explorations and efforts contributed to the competition against Spain, aligning with Elizabeth I's foreign policy objectives.
In which way did Sir Walter Raleigh support the goals of Elizabeth I?
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leading a successful attack on the Spanish fleet in the Pacific
leading a successful attack on the Spanish fleet in the Pacific
restoring the Church of England as England's official religion
restoring the Church of England as England's official religion
establishing an English colony in the New World
establishing an English colony in the New World
writing remarkable plays and sonnets
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