Chapter 1: Lesson 4

1. Which American Indian groups were living in the area where the colonies of Pennsylvania and New York were established?

• Abenaki and Iroquois

• Delaware and Iroquois

• Powhatan and Delaware

• Shawnee and Algonquin

2. Farming and trade enabled American Indian groups and colonists to interact __________ in the 13 British Colonies.

• loosely

• privately

• sparingly

• peacefully

3. How did land ownership cause conflict between American Indian groups and European settlers?

• They had cultural differences over how to cultivate the land.

• They argued about having control over the same pieces of land.

• They had a different understanding of what a land agreement meant.

• They distributed the land based on boundaries set by the Europeans.

4. How were the Powhatan Wars and King Philip’s War related?

• Both wars had similar effects.

• One war caused the other war.

• Land disputes caused both wars.

• The same groups fought in both wars.

5. What does the colonists’ selling the defeated survivors of the Pequot Wars into slavery illustrate about their relationship with the American Indians?

• They treated land and American Indians as their property.

• They wanted to convert American Indians to their religion.

• They wanted to cause more conflict with American Indians.

• They wanted to have peace with the American Indians.

Jamestown was located in an area with _______, or impure, water with lots of insects that carried diseases.

• boundary

• unify

• polluted

• King Philip's War

Many American Indian groups would ______, or come together, in order to better protect themselves from the new settlers.

• boundary

• unify

• polluted

• King Philip's War

The war between New England colonists and the Wampanoag was called ______________.

• boundary

• unify

• polluted

• King Philip's War

The European settlers created a _________, or lines that divide an area, between all 13 colonies.

• boundary

• unify

• pollute

• King Philip's War