Captain Smith and Chief Powhatan's Interactions

The transcript details the interactions between the English settlers and Chief Powhatan, highlighting the cultural misunderstandings and tensions. Captain Smith expresses frustration with the Virginia Company's orders, while Chief Powhatan resists being made a subject of King James. The narrative also covers a wedding in Jamestown and Reverend Hunt's final days, emphasizing his influence on Samuel.

What does Chief Powhatan wear that signifies his wealth?

• A diamond ring

• A silver bracelet

• A necklace of copper and beads

• A gold crown

Why does Captain Smith believe an emperor should not be invited to another town?

• It is a sign of weakness

• It is against tradition

• An emperor should not be treated like a prince

• It is too far to travel

What is Captain Smith's reaction to the Virginia Company's orders?

• He is pleased

• He is confused

• He is indifferent

• He is angry

What items are loaded onto the barge for Chief Powhatan?

• A horse and carriage

• A chest of spices

• An English bed, furniture, and a copper pot

• Gold coins and a crown

How does Chief Powhatan react to the request to kneel during the coronation?

• He kneels willingly

• He refuses to kneel

• He kneels after some hesitation

• He does not understand the request

What does Chief Powhatan give Captain Newport in return for the gifts?

• A peace treaty

• A new cloak

• A gold necklace

• A pair of moccasins

What event follows the coronation of Chief Powhatan?

• A battle

• A wedding

• A feast

• A council meeting

What is Reverend Hunt's condition after the wedding?

• He is preparing for a journey

• He has left for England

• He is feeling poorly

• He is in good health

What advice does Reverend Hunt give to Samuel?

• To always follow orders

• To learn from Captain Smith

• To return to England

• To become a merchant

What does Samuel realize about his future after Reverend Hunt's words?

• He might become a soldier

• He will always be a servant

• He will become a merchant

• He will return to England