VOC Lesson 3 Quizziz

After studying the ___ of New England, I turned to the history of the area. In fact, the environment and the people’s relationship to it have greatly affected history.

• ecology

• strategy

• sanctuary

• catastrophe

I opened my history book and tried to think of a (______) for an essay on Metacomet. I needed a really good plan.

• inevitable

• sanctuary

• strategy

• valid

I learned how early settlers repaid Metacomet’s father’s offer of (______). Instead of thanking him for his protection, they took his land.

• valid

• aggressive

• ecology

• sanctuary

The (______) action took place. The Indians were angered by the settlers’ offense and had no choice but to take up arms.

• inevitable

• aggressive

• valid

• intelligible

The settlers’ lack of gratitude explains the high level of emotion behind Metacomet’s (______), brutal attacks.

• valid

• aggressive

• ferocious

• catastrophy

Metacomet had reasons for the (______) actions he took against the colonists. He must have attacked them because he felt betrayed.

• valid

• intelligible

• aggressive

• motivated

As I learned the reasons that must have pushed Metacomet to action, I understood what (______) him to act as he did.

• motivated

• intelligible

• catastrophe

• ferocious

The settlers had brought (______) to the Indians, including disease, loss of land, and loss of life. Metacomet’s brother had died from a disease he caught from the settlers.

• ecology

• strategy

• sanctuary

• catastrophe

No doubt the settlers thought their own laws and customs were (______) to the Indians. However, the Indians not only did not understand those laws and customs, they had no desire to follow them.

• valid

• intelligible

• inevitable

• ferocious

Metacomet’s point of view seemed (______). It provided convincing evidence for the reasons for King Philip’s War.

• valid

• motivated

• intelligible

• inevitable