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Brain Pop QUIZ: Thanksgiving

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

For the Plymouth settlers, "thanksgiving" referred to a day of:

a)

Feasting

b)

Prayer

c)

Conflict

d)

Mourning

2.

What caused the death of two-thirds of the Wampanoag prior to the arrival of the Mayflower?

a)

Invasions by rival tribes

b)

European conquest

c)

Disease from European traders

d)

Drought and food shortages

3.

The English Separatists left Holland in order to:

a)

Escape religious persecution

b)

Rejoin the Church of England

c)

Build their own Christian society

d)

Convert Native Americans to Christianity

4.

Which term best describes the relationship between Oosamequan and John Carver?

a)

Cautious allies

b)

Fierce competitors

c)

Friendly rivals

d)

Trading partners

5.

What did the Wampanoag hope to gain from their agreement with the Plymouth settlers?

a)

Agricultural knowledge

b)

Free passage to England

c)

Protection from rival tribes

d)

Return of Native land

6.

To the Plymouth settlers, Tisquantum was:

a)

The first Native American to make contact with them.

b)

The Wampanoag leader who negotiated peace with them.

c)

The Narragansett leader who threatened them.

d)

The Wampanoag man who taught them how to survive.

7.

The Plymouth settlement was built on:

a)

An untamed wilderness

b)

A former Wampanoag village

c)

An abandoned English town

d)

A thriving European trading post

8.

Why did Oosemequan bring 90 men to Plymouth in the fall of 1621?

a)

To celebrate the harvest with the settlers

b)

To negotiate the return of their land

c)

To recruit soldiers for a war

d)

To investigate a possible attack

9.

Which food was almost certainly served at the first thanksgiving?

a)
b)
c)
d)
10.

Some consider Thanksgiving a day of mourning because of:

a)

The suffering of Native Americans

b)

The hardships of the Plymouth settlers

c)

The destruction of New England forests

d)

The scars of the Civil War