Southeastern Tribes and European Contact
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Which Southeastern tribe did Chief Tishomingo belong to?

  • Cherokee
  • Creek
  • Chickasaw (correct)
  • Seminole
  • Which European group established trade relations with the Southeastern Indians in Charleston, South Carolina in 1670?

  • French
  • British (correct)
  • Dutch
  • Spanish
  • Which of the following tribes consistently allied with the French?

  • Choctaw (correct)
  • Chickasaw
  • Cherokee
  • Seminole
  • How did Hernando de Soto treat the Native Americans he encountered?

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    Which of the following tribes consistently resisted alliances with European invaders?

    <p>Creek &amp; Seminole (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Chief Tishomingo

    Leader of the Chickasaw tribe.

    Hernando de Soto

    First European to contact southeastern tribes in 1539.

    Treatment of Native Americans

    De Soto treated Native Americans with contempt and disrespect.

    Intermarriage effects

    Brought plantation agriculture and Christianity to southeastern tribes.

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    French Allies of Chochatws

    The Chochatws primarily sided with the French.

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    Study Notes

    Southeastern Tribes and European Contact

    • Chief Tishomingo belonged to the Chickasaw tribe.
    • Hernando de Soto was the first European to make contact with a Southeastern tribe in 1539.
    • De Soto treated the Native Americans with contempt and disrespect.
    • Intermarriage between Europeans and Southeastern tribes introduced plantation agriculture and Christianity to the tribes.
    • The British arrived in Charleston, South Carolina in 1670 and began trading with Southeastern Indians.
    • The Creek and Seminole tribes were generally less inclined to ally with European invaders.
    • The French were a third European power competing for control of Southeastern lands.
    • The Choctaw tribe typically sided with the French.
    • The Chickasaw and Cherokee tribes generally sided with the British.

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    Explore the interactions between Southeastern tribes and European colonizers from the arrival of Hernando de Soto to British trade in the 17th century. This quiz covers key figures, events, and the impacts of intermarriage and alliances among tribes. Test your knowledge of the historical dynamics that shaped the region.

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