Pocahontas: A Native American Hero

Who was Pocahontas?

• Pocahontas was a Native American woman from the Powhatan tribe who played a key role in early American history.
• Pocahontas was a famous European explorer.
• Pocahontas was a fictional character in a Disney movie.
• Pocahontas was a leader of the American Revolution.

What did Pocahontas' name mean?

• Playful one

• Brave warrior

• Peace bringer

What was the name of Pocahontas' father?

• Chief Powhatan

• Captain John Smith

• John Rolfe

What did Captain John Smith's crew hope to find?

• Gold and silver

• Land

• Peace

What was the outcome of Pocahontas' marriage?

• Peace of Pocahontas

• War

• Conflict

What was Pocahontas' Christian name after her conversion?

• Rebecca

• Mary

• Elizabeth

What did Pocahontas do in England?

• Pocahontas became a famous actress in London.
• Pocahontas was presented to English society and met King James I.
• Pocahontas led a military campaign against the English.
• Pocahontas signed a treaty with the English government.

What was the significance of Pocahontas' visit to England?

• Pocahontas was sent to England to promote the idea of war against Native Americans.
• Pocahontas' visit to England symbolized peace between Native Americans and English settlers, promoting cultural exchange and support for the Jamestown colony.
• Her visit was primarily a diplomatic mission to negotiate land treaties with Spain.
• Pocahontas' visit led to the immediate establishment of a Native American empire in England.