Blood on the River - Chapters 8 to 14

Front

Why did Samuel get chained up?

Back

John Smith chained him up for fighting Richard.

Front

What happens to the colonists after Captain Newport leaves Virginia?

Back

The colonists get sick and they begin to grow weak.

Front

After the attack, what does President Wingfield decide to do?

Back

Build a tall palisade to protect them from the Native Indians.

Front

Why does Henry threaten Samuel to swear to God?

Back

Samuel overheard them talk about how President Wingfield has food.

Front

What did the colonists discover about the Indian tribes?

Back

The tribes closest to the colonists are attacking them.

Front

Who is John Smith?

Back

A leader among the colonists who plays a significant role in their survival.

Front

What is a palisade?

Back

A strong fence made of wooden stakes, used for protection.

Front

What challenges did the colonists face in Virginia?

Back

Sickness, food shortages, and conflicts with Native Americans.

Front

What role did trade play between the colonists and the Native Americans?

Back

Trade was essential for survival, but it also led to misunderstandings and conflicts.

Front

How did the colonists' relationship with the Native Americans change over time?

Back

Initially, there was hope for friendship, but it turned into conflict.