Mullins: Blood on the River Chapters 1-9 Flashcard

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Why is Captain Smith angry that there are so many gentleman aboard their ships?

Back

He wants everyone to work equally.

Front

Why was Captain Smith freed from the chains?

Back

Both A and D are correct: They need him to translate with the native people and The Virginia Company named him as one of the leaders.

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Why does Samuel get sent to an orphanage to live?

Back

He was caught stealing and living on the streets.

Front

Why does Master Wingfield want to get revenge on Captain Smith?

Back

Captain Smith called him a coward.

Front

Why does Samuel feel the dogs, cats, chickens, and rats are better off than him on the ships?

Back

They can move about the ship freely.

Front

What is the role of Captain Smith in the story?

Back

Captain Smith is a leader and a translator who plays a crucial role in the interactions with native people.

Front

What does Samuel's experience in the orphanage teach him?

Back

It teaches him about survival and the importance of community.

Front

How does Master Wingfield's character influence the story?

Back

His desire for revenge creates conflict and tension among the characters.

Front

What does the Virginia Company represent in the story?

Back

The Virginia Company represents the interests of England in colonizing the New World.

Front

What is the significance of the gentleman's behavior on the ship?

Back

Their behavior highlights class differences and the challenges of leadership.