2.5 Interactions Between American Indians and Europeans Q

What disease did European interaction expose Native Americans to, which decimated their population?

• Influenza

• Measles

• Smallpox

• Tuberculosis

What was the main goal of some colonies like Puritan praying towns in New England?

• To trade with Native Americans

• To convert Native Americans to Christianity

• To form military alliances with Native Americans

• To educate Native Americans

Which four New England colonies organized the New England Confederation in the 1640s?

• Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, New Haven, and Rhode Island

• Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, New Haven, and Plymouth

• Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, New Haven, and New York

• Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, New Haven, and New Jersey

What was the main conflict at the root of King Philip’s War?

• Trade disputes

• Religious differences

• Westward encroachment onto Native American lands

• Taxation without representation

What was the outcome of Bacon’s Rebellion?

• Establishment of a new government

• Execution of twenty-three rebels

• Peace treaty with Native Americans

• Expansion of colonial territories

What was one of the pressures that contributed to the Pueblo Revolt in 1680?

• Trade restrictions

• Forced conversion to Catholicism

• Land disputes

• Taxation without representation

What was the result of the Pueblo Revolt in 1680?

• Establishment of a new government

• Peace treaty with Native Americans

• Temporary expulsion of the Spanish from the region

• Expansion of Spanish territories

When did the Spanish regain control of the region after the Indian tribes succeeded in driving them out?

• 1680

• 1692

• 1700

• 1715

What accommodation did the Spanish make to promote stability in the region?

• Allowing American Indians to vote

• Permitting Pueblo land ownership

• Providing free education

• Establishing trade agreements

What did interactions between European rivals and American Indian populations foster?

• Only conflict

• Only accommodation

• Both accommodation and conflict

• Neither accommodation nor conflict