King Philip's War and the Fugitive Regicides

What was the primary cause of King Philip's War?

• A rebellion against taxation

• A religious disagreement

• A conflict over trade routes

• A dispute over land ownership

Who were Generals Wally and Gof?

• Signers of King Charles I's death warrant

• Leaders of the New England colonies

• English royalists

• Native American chiefs

Why did Wally and Gof flee to New England?

• To join the Puritan community

• To escape punishment for regicide

• To start a new life

• To trade with indigenous peoples

What role did Reverend John Davenport play in aiding the regicides?

• He betrayed them to the authorities

• He provided them with a hiding place

• He helped them escape to Canada

• He refused to assist them

How did the regicides manage to evade capture in New Haven?

• By receiving help from the local authorities

• By hiding in a cave

• By disguising themselves as locals

• By fleeing to another colony

What was the outcome of the search for the regicides?

• The search was eventually abandoned

• They fled to Europe

• They were pardoned by the king

• They were captured and executed

What was the significance of the Neck Bridge incident?

• It was where the regicides were captured

• It was a narrow escape for the regicides

• It was where they hid their treasures

• It was a meeting point for their supporters

Where did the regicides find long-term safety?

• In the wilderness of Hadley

• In the bustling city of Boston

• In a cave near New Haven

• In the forests of Virginia

What happened to General Wally after the search was abandoned?

• He died and was buried in Hadley

• He moved to another colony

• He was captured and executed

• He returned to England

How did Colonel Dixwell live his later years in America?

• As a military leader

• As a wealthy landowner

• In hiding under an assumed name

• As a public figure