How did cultural misunderstandings between English settlers and Native American tribes contribute to conflicts during the Roanoke Colony establishment?

When the English settlers arrived at Roanoke, they had different ways of living and thinking compared to the Native American tribes. The settlers often did not understand the Native Americans' customs and social structures, which led to mistrust. For example, when the English tried to take land for farming without asking, the Native Americans saw this as a threat to their way of life. This misunderstanding of intentions created tension and led to conflicts, as both groups struggled to communicate and find common ground. Ultimately, these cultural differences contributed to the failure of the Roanoke Colony and the disappearance of its settlers.