Chapter 1 Self Quiz

Surviving in a Wilderness, 1585-1676

. Considering English-Indian interactions in the early colonial period, Lane's attack on the Roanoke Indians in 1586 was _______.

. The English settlement on Roanoke Island was a ________.

. Which of these was England's greatest rival in the Americas in the 1500s?

. The London Company was an example of a ________ company.

. The London Company founded which of these colonies?

. Compared to the Jamestown settlers, the military resources of Powhatan were _________.

. Which of these was John Smith's most important contribution to the Jamestown colony?

. Which of these patterns of colonial times was first seen in the First Anglo-Powhatan War?

. What was the source of most conflict between the Jamestown colony and neighbouring Indian groups in the colony's first decade?

. In the Second Anglo-Powhatan War, the Virginia Company's armaments were _________ the arms of Opechancanough.

. In colonial militias, officers usually came from what group?

. Following the broad pattern of Anglo-Indian wars in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the Third Anglo-Powhatan war culminated in ________.

. The early experiences of the Pilgrims with Indians were ________ the Jamestown settlers first experiences with neighbouring Indians.

. Unlike the Jamestown colony, the New England colonists came to North America primarily for ________ reasons.

. The English Civil War had ________ impact on events in England's North American colonies.

. Which of these colonial patterns of events was seen in Bacon's Rebellion?

. Which of these best characterizes the Treaty of Hartford?

. The Great Swamp Massacre had the impact of ________ Indians' commitment to Metacom's War.

. Metacom's war resulted in ________ losses for Indians and ________ losses for the Puritans.

. Colonists' gradual domination of Indians east of the Appalachians had the effect of ________ surviving Indian groups.

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