Mary Musgrove's Role and Impact

The video tutorial discusses Mary Musgrove, her role in history, and her dependability. Students learn about her Creek name and how she demonstrated dependability in her interactions with both the Creek and English settlers. The lesson connects these historical examples to students' lives, encouraging them to identify ways they are dependable. The video concludes with an activity to reinforce the concept of dependability.

What was Mary Musgrove's name when she lived with the Creek?

• Tama Uchi

• Kusa Pona Kisa

• Mary Musgrove

• Emma

What is the main citizenship trait discussed in relation to Mary Musgrove?

• Honesty

• Leadership

• Dependability

• Bravery

Which of the following is an example of being dependable?

• Arriving late to class

• Completing homework on time

• Forgetting to feed a pet

• Ignoring chores

What role did Mary Musgrove play at the trading post?

• She was a buyer

• She was a seller

• She was an interpreter

• She was a manager

How did Mary Musgrove ensure fairness at the trading post?

• By trading only with the English

• By setting high prices

• By refusing to trade

• By ensuring fair trade between settlers and the Creek

Why was trust important in Mary Musgrove's role as an interpreter?

• Because she had to teach the Creek English

• Because she had to translate accurately between languages

• Because she had to manage the trading post

• Because she had to negotiate prices

What did the Creek fear when settlers came to the trading post?

• That they would be ignored

• That they would be attacked

• That they would lose their land

• That they would be cheated

What was one of the outcomes of Mary Musgrove's work at the trading post?

• Isolation of the Creek

• Increased conflict

• Fair trade practices

• Decreased trade

What activity is introduced at the end of the lesson?

• A quiz on Mary Musgrove

• A field trip to a trading post

• A group discussion

• An activity to demonstrate understanding of dependability

What is the main focus of the lesson on Mary Musgrove?

• Her dependability and fairness

• Her bravery in battle

• Her role in the English government

• Her artistic talents