2. The majority of the letters were filled with _____.
(a) People yearning for their loved ones.
(b) Sorrow.
(c) Complaints.
(d) News from home.

3. The population led to an excess of corn and ____.
(a) Cattle.
(b) Dairy products.
(c) Wheat.
(d) Barley.

4. Allerton had been given ____ to perform certain acts once he arrived in England.
(a) 1500 pounds.
(b) 1000 pounds.
(c) 2000 pounds.
(d) 800 pounds.

5. There was a particularly large population growth in which area?
(a) Cape cod.
(b) Boston.
(c) Bay of Massachusetts.
(d) Jamestown.

6. Who managed to take over Weston's ruined plantation?
(a) George.
(b) Gunn.
(c) Gregory.
(d) Gorges.

7. Reverend John ____ was the first ordained minister to arrive at Plymouth Plantation
(a) Robinson.
(b) Lyford.
(c) Cushman.
(d) Smith.

8. Bradford details the trade activities that took place on which river:
(a) Charles.
(b) Connecticut.
(c) Potomac.
(d) Delaware.

9. The conflict was eventually settled by governors Prence and _____.
(a) Dudley.
(b) Donaldson.
(c) Douglas.
(d) Dunbar.

10. It was said that the men soon became corrupted and ____.
(a) Evil.
(b) Unclean.
(c) Unlawful.
(d) Perverse.

11. At what time of year did the Dutch retreat to the fort to secure trade?
(a) Spring.
(b) Fall.
(c) Winter.
(d) Summer.

12. Despite the man's trickery Bradford was still considered to be a savvy ____.
(a) Tradesman.
(b) Leader.
(c) Mediator.
(d) Politician.

13. Instead of returning to New England with the person/object, Allerton opted to go to which British city?
(a) Ipswich.
(b) Bristol.
(c) London.
(d) Blackpool.

14. Weston is eventually called up on how many charges?
(a) 4.
(b) 8.
(c) 6.
(d) 3.

15. Which person finally returned from England with cargo including cattle and letters from England?
(a) Cushman.
(b) Blackwell.
(c) Wellington.
(d) Winslow.