Author Question: Chief Wingina saw the early Roanoke colonists as: A) potential allies to increase his power. B) ... (Read 37 times)

Melani1276 · **on:** Sep 21, 2019

Question 1

A primary cause of the tripling of Western Europe's population between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries was:

A) the absence of any extended periods of warfare during those centuries.
B) the improved quality of life that resulted from contact with civilization to the East.
C) migration from the Orient.
D) greatly increased agricultural productivity and the increased food supply that resulted.

Question 2

John White and Thomas Harriot believed that an English colony in Virginia should be based on:

A) ruthless military conquest.
B) enslavement of the Indians.
C) mutual understanding and cooperation.
D) wiping out the Indians to create living space for Europeans.

Question 3

The encounter between English colonists and Native Americans at Roanoke suggest that the English and Natives:

A) easily understood each others' viewpoints.
B) had very different concepts of community.
C) shared ideas about property and possessions.
D) were completely unable to communicate with each other.

Question 4

Chief Wingina saw the early Roanoke colonists as:

A) potential allies to increase his power.
B) certain military enemies.
C) protectors of the Grand Banks from the Iroquois.
D) useful trading partners.