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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Volume I, Chapters 7 through 12.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In what year was the Indian Removal Act enacted?
(a) 1828.
(b) 1827.
(c) 1829.
(d) 1830.

2. Which of the following does Karcher note typifies Sedgwick’s notion of “peaceful coexistence and mutually beneficial exchanges of goods and services” (22) between indigenous and settler populations?
(a) Oneco.
(b) Samoset.
(c) Nelema.
(d) Magawisca.

3. Which of the following does Karcher assert does “not belong in a regenerated nation,” as envisioned by Sedgwick(31)?
(a) Unitarians.
(b) Catholics.
(c) Episcopalians.
(d) Puritans.

4. Who guides the English attack against the Pequod village, according to Magawisca (96)?
(a) Sassacus.
(b) Samoset.
(c) Suchmakin.
(d) Wequash.

5. Which critic does Karcher cite as demonstrating ambiguities about the Puritans in Hope Leslie (29)?
(a) Horatio Nelson.
(b) Dana Nelson.
(c) Horatio Carvey.
(d) Dana Carvey.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what year did Sedgwick’s paternal family arrive in Massachusetts?

2. Which of the following does Karcher cite as historical antecedent for Magawisca (24)?

3. What is the name of the indigenous leader at the dinner during which Winthrop welcomes Everell and Gardiner to Boston?

4. Which of the following serves as Mononotto’s crest?

5. How many days does it take Mononotto’s party to reach the Husatonick after raiding Bethel?

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