Question 1

What was the title of the Native American leader in the Chesapeake area?

Accepted Answer

Chief Powhatan

Answer

Chief Opechancanough

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Chief Wahunsenacawh

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Chief Metacom

Question 2

Which colony leader went as far as to order colonists to stop stealing food from the Indians?

Accepted Answer

John Smith

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John Rolfe

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William Bradford

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Roger Williams

Question 3

What event in 1622 marked the deterioration of the relationship between Native Americans and the English?

Accepted Answer

Chief Opechancanough led a rebellion

Answer

English colonization in New England

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John Smith's injury in a gunpowder explosion

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Pocahontas' marriage to John Rolfe

Question 4

Which war was known for almost ending English settlements in the northeast?

Accepted Answer

King Philip's War

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Mystic Massacre

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Great Swamp Battle

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Pequot War

Question 5

What was the name of the Wampanoag chief who led the attack on New England colonists?

Accepted Answer

Metacom

Answer

John Smith

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Powhatan

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Opechancanough

Question 6

What was the outcome of the Pequot War in 1637?

Accepted Answer

Over 500 Pequot people were massacred or sold into slavery

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English settlers were completely defeated

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Native Americans gained control of more territory

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A peace treaty was signed

Question 7

What was the response of some Puritans to Native American resistance in New England?

Accepted Answer

Anti-Indian propaganda in the form of books

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Relocation to reservations

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Peace treaties and alliances

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Cultural exchange and cooperation

Question 8

What event symbolized the brutality and symbolism of the conflict between Europeans and Native Americans?

Accepted Answer

Disembowelment of an English colonist with a Bible placed in his body cavity

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Treaty signing at the end of the wars

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Capture of Pocahontas

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Massacre at Mystic

Question 9

What was the ultimate fate of the remaining Native Americans after the wars with the English settlers?

Accepted Answer

Forced to sign a treaty and consigned to reservations in the West

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Granted citizenship in the colonies

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Given back their land and independence

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Assimilated into English society

Question 10

What was the impact of King Philip's War on both Native Americans and English settlers?

Accepted Answer

It resulted in significant loss of life on both sides and had lasting consequences

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It led to increased trade and cooperation

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It led to peaceful coexistence between the two groups

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It resulted in the complete defeat of the English settlers

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