Week 13- Mary Musgrove

How were Mary Musgrove and Tomochichi alike?

• They both spoke English.

• Mary was part Creek Indian.

• They built a trading post together.

• They were both chiefs.

How did Mary learn to speak both English and the language of the Creek?

• She lived with her mother in a Creek village and with her father in South Carolina.

• She learned both languages in school.

• She was born knowing both languages.

• Tomochichi taught her.

What did Mary Musgrove do to help James Oglethorpe and Tomochichi?

• She taught them to farm.

• She brought them to Savannah.

• She married Tomochichi.

• She helped them talk to each other, which means she was a translator or interpreter.

What word can best describe Mary Musgrove?

• quiet

• selfish

• helpful

• shy

James Oglethorpe was an English settler and Tomochichi was the Creek __________?

• tribe

• king

• chief

• trader

Who could not speak English?

• Mary Musgrove

• Tomochichi

• James Oglethorpe

• John Musgrove

What word means a person who buys, sells, or exchanges goods?

• trader

• chief

• custom

• trading post

Who was Mary’s mother?

• the daughter of Creek leaders

• an English trader

• an English settler

• a Creek chief

When Mary’s mother died, she went to live with her father in what state?

• Florida

• Tenessee

• Mississippi

• South Carolina

Which best describes John Musgrove?

• He helped James Oglethorpe and Tomochichi talk.

• He was a trader that belonged to the Creek tribe.

• He was a trader and married Mary.

• He was the Creek chief.