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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What happened to Philip's nine-year-old son?
(a) Given to the Sakonnets.
(b) Went to live with the Narragansetts.
(c) Went to live in Swansea.
(d) Sold into slavery.

2. How many ships arrived in New England in 1630?
(a) 12.
(b) 3.
(c) 25.
(d) 17.

3. Who was he leader of the Connecticut forces?
(a) Captain Thomas Lathrop.
(b) Josiah Winslow.
(c) Samuel Moseley.
(d) Major John Talcott.

4. What percentage of the land in New England was suitable for farming?
(a) 20 percent.
(b) 80 percent.
(c) 5 percent.
(d) 50 percent.

5. Where were the Praying Indians relocated in Chapter 14?
(a) Rehoboth.
(b) An internment camp near Boston.
(c) An internment camp on Deer Island.
(d) The Caribbean.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did England become after the death of King Charles?

2. How far away was the nearest Indian village from Plymouth?

3. What was the chief concern of Weston's men?

4. How did the Indians cross the Bacquag River?

5. What did the Pilgrims insist be secured before any Native land purchases could proceed?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Standish kill Wituwamat and Pecksuot?

2. What did Roger Williams do when the Indians attacked Providence?

3. What marvelous change came upon Bradford as his health declined in May of 1657?

4. What process did Plymouth use to remove potentially dangerous Native men and boys?

5. What happened because the children of the Pilgrims chose to pursue economic prosperity at the expense of the Indians?

6. Why did Thomas Morton represent everything the Pilgrims had come to America to escape?

7. How was Standish's influence seen as the Pilgrims gathered for Sunday worship?

8. What happened to the Narragansett fort?

9. Describe John Eliot's missionary work with the Indians.

10. Why did Philip want the English to draw first blood?

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