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Ch.4, Les.4 Cooperation & Conflict
Ch.4, Les.4 Cooperation & Conflict
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"In 1675, Metacom, a Wampanoag leader in New England, began a war against the New England colonists." He was known as?
Pequot
Jane Yolen
Chief Powhatan
King Phillip
2
_____________________ was the leader of the Tsenacommacah.
Rumplestiltskin
John Smith
Chief Joseph
Chief Powhatan
3
In 1674, Metacom, a Wampanoag leader in New England, began a war against the New England colonists.
False
True
4
According to the caption on p.168, "In the beginning, the colonists and American Indians had peaceful encounters,"
True
False
5
Map Skills: According to the map on p.169, what tribes lived in the "Southern Colonies" region?
Iroquois, Algonquins, and Abenaki
Powhatan, Cherokee, and Creek
Iroquois
Delaware
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The event that was instrumental in ending the first Powhatan War was_____.
Pocahontas cut her hair off.
Pocahontas fled westward.
Pocahontas married John Rolfe.
Pocahontas moved to Europe.
7
How did the American Indians help the English colonists mostly?
farming
making weapons
building a bell
sailing across the ocean
8
What year did the 2nd Powhatan war end (see p.171)?
1618
1632
1614
1622
9
The following were causes of conflicts between colonists and American Indians:
attacks on each other
boundaries
Europeans not believing they were under any tribes' rule
land ownerhsip/ land disputes
10
Who "claimed the land in the names of their home countries" (see p.169)?
American Indians
Europeans
none of the above
cannibals
11
What landmark did the colonists cross to push westward?
Hudson Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
12
The word
unified
means. . .
impure; dirty
to come together
bananas
a line that divides an area