OF PLYMOUTH PLANTATION-FIRST READ

How do the "barbarians" the Pilgrims encounter differ from those Bradford tells about from Scripture

• They are less friendly and welcoming.

• They greet the Pilgrims with corn and chants.

• They show them the new lands.

• They make offerings of peace.

What are some words describe the Pilgrims' first winter?

• cerimonial and harvesting

• enlightening and magical

• bleak, depressing, challenging, frustrating

• fruitful and multiple

What does Bradford's anecdote about the Pilgrims' tools tell us about the relationship with the Indians?

• The Indians are raving savages that think about only themselves.

• The indians are curious about the Pilgrim's technology.

• The Indians are shy and want to be left to themselves. They do not want war.

• The Indians steal the tools at first, but later return them once both parties have become more friendly and helpful to each other.

How does the phrase "being all well recovered in health and strength" relate to the chapter title "First Thanksgiving"?

• The Pilgrims found medicine amongst the Indians and were grateful.

• The Pilgrims were about to celebrate and give thanks to God for their improved conditions and better chances for survival.

• The Pilgrims were grateful that the Indians introduced them to the new religions and ways of the land.

• The Pilgrims were elated to find that most of their men recovered on the way over to plymouth plantation and regained strength,