Plymouth Colony and Wampanoag Tribe History

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Why did Opechancanough attack the English settlers in 1622?

Due to the colonists' increasing greed and land encroachment on Indian territories.

What method did the Virginia Colony rely on for its main support?

Growing tobacco

How did the English colonists defend themselves during the Tidewater Wars?

By relying on the militia system to defend themselves

How did the colonists fight back against Indians during the warfare?

By using ruthless tactics like burning villages and destroying crops

Who provided translations that helped the Pilgrims survive the harsh New England climate?

Tsquantum

What was the name of Massasoit's son who experienced frustrations with English greed and dishonesty?

Metacom

Which war is mentioned as being analogous to King Philip's War in New England?

Tidewater Wars

Where did the settlers in New England come from?

England

What did the Tidewater Wars teach the colonists about military defense?

A well-trained militia is sufficient for defense without the need for a professional army.

How did the Tidewater Wars influence the drafting of the Constitution?

It highlighted the importance of a well-trained militia for state security.

What was the justification used by the colonists to take more land from the indigenous population in Virginia?

The natives were considered heathens and had forfeited their rights to land ownership.

How did the colonists interpret the perceived unprovoked attack by the Indians?

As evidence that the natives were beyond redemption and barbaric.

Which region is characterized by a focus on individualism, materialism, and competitiveness?

Chesapeake

Which colonial region had a more equitable distribution and modest profits system?

New England

Which city had the largest population among the colonial cities mentioned?

Philadelphia

What was the main access point to the interior of the Middle Colonies?

Mouths of rivers

Test your knowledge on the history of Plymouth Colony, Pilgrims, Puritans, Separatists, and their interactions with the Wampanoag tribe. Learn about key figures like Massasoit and Metacom (King Philip).

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