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These pictures depict the adventures of Captain John Smith, who became the head of which colony? |
| | A) | New Amsterdam |
| | B) | Plymouth |
| | C) | Roanoke |
| | D) | Jamestown |
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Pocahontas, shown here, was the daughter of which Native American leader? |
| | A) | Metacomet |
| | B) | Powhatan |
| | C) | Opechancanough |
| | D) | Pequot |
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In this picture, Virginia settlers cultivate tobacco. The first Virginia planter to do so was |
| | A) | Lord De La Warr. |
| | B) | Anthony Ashley Cooper. |
| | C) | John Rolfe. |
| | D) | George Calvert. |
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John Winthrop, the man here, is best remembered for composing which document? |
| | A) | Mayflower Compact |
| | B) | 1649 Act concerning religion |
| | C) | City on a Hill speech |
| | D) | Fundamental Orders of Connecticut |
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In this picture, Plymouth settlers converse with Wampanoag Indians. Fifty years later, Massachusetts residents and Wampanoag Indians would engage in a conflict known as |
| | A) | Queen Anne's War. |
| | B) | King Philip's War. |
| | C) | King George's War. |
| | D) | King William's War. |
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This image illustrates the famous 1704 Indian raid on Deerfield, Massachusetts. Almost thirty years earlier, Wampanoag Indians had attacked Deerfield under the leadership of whom? |
| | A) | Powhatan |
| | B) | Metacomet |
| | C) | Nathaniel Bacon |
| | D) | Anne Hutchinson |
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William Penn, pictured here, was a member of what faith? |
| | A) | Quaker |
| | B) | Shaker |
| | C) | Huguenot |
| | D) | Calvinist |
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Spanish missions, such as this one in San Jose, were often accompanied with forts known as |
| | A) | Presidios. |
| | B) | Mestizos. |
| | C) | Barbados. |
| | D) | Leislerians. |
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