3. COLONIAL AMERICA AMID GLOBAL CHANGE, 1680

Quiz for Guided Analysis Document 3.1 The Tuscarora Appeal to the Pennsylvania Government, 1710

Quiz for Guided Analysis Document 3.1: The Tuscarora Appeal to the Pennsylvania Government, 1710

Guided Analysis Document 3.1: The Tuscarora Appeal to the Pennsylvania Government, 1710

Choose the best answer to each question.

Question 3.1

1. What does the relationship between the Tuscarora and the Iroquois reveal about relationships between Native American tribes during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries?

There were no lasting alliances between tribes.

Indian relations were complex and changed over time.

Pan-Indian alliances were only self-motivated, not mutually beneficial.

Most Indian tribes participated in long-term static alliances.

Question 3.2

2. According to offerings described within the Tuscarora appeal, which of the following groups was likely more powerful than the others?

Old women

Men of age

Children

Young men

Question 3.3

3. What do the requests of the Tuscarora reveal about their most immediate concerns?

They hoped to enlarge the lands of their people.

They sought government-created reservations for future generations.

They desired peace and access to basic resources such as food and water.

They proposed the removal of British settlers from Pennsylvania.

Question 3.4

4. What can you infer about the Iroquois based on their relationship with the British and other Native American tribes during the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries?

They recognized the benefit of alliances with both the English and other tribes.

They strove to play various European nations against one another.

They were not a significantly influential Indian tribe and did not play a major role in history.

They were representative of many other tribes that sought Pan-Indian unity.

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