- The battle described in Jefferson's Notes on the State of Virginia took place near the mouth of thea. Shenandoah Riverb. Nottoway Riverc. Rivanna Riverd. Meherrin Rivere. Kanawha River
- Benjamin Franklin's Remarks Concerning the Savages of North-America PRIMARILY discusseda. Recent skirmishes amongst Native Americansb. The superiority of white people over Native Americansc. Different customs of Native Americansd. Reasons why Naitve American were disappearinge. The inconsistency of white people regarding Native Americans
- In the battle described in Jefferson's Notes on the State of Virginia, the Mingoes allied with thea. Lenape and Tuscarorab. Shawnee and Delawarec. Mohawk and Oneidad. Sauk and Apachee. Sioux and Iroquois
- To which of the following tribes did Chief Logan belonga. The Shawneeb. The Oneidac. The Mohawkd. The Onondagae. The Seneca-Cayuga
- Which nation had a treaty with Virginia that pre-dated negotiations with Haudenosaunee?a. Seminoleb. Susquehannac. Shawneed. Senecae. Shinnecock
- In the Lancaster treaty, the Haudenosaunee thought they had sold land extending to thea. Great appalachian Valleyb. Ohio River Valleyc. Shenandoah Valleyd. Waipio Valleye. Naugatuck Valley
- In Cassassatego's speech, the English governor gives the Haudenosaunee a(n)a. Iron helmetb. Gold necklacec. copper roped. Silver chaine. Diamond ring
- The transaction in which Pennsylvanians used an unsigned or forged deed to defraud the Lenape tribe is referred to as thea. "Albany Purchase"b. "Walking Purchase"c. "Indian Swindle"d. "Lenape Swindle"e. "Delaware Transaction"
- In his speech, Canassatego describes a deception by the governor ofa. Rhode Islandb. Ohioc. Virginiad. Pennsylvaniae. New York
- Cannastego's speech became famous for all of the following reasons EXCEPT that ita. Showed a Native American's rhetorical eloquenceb. Was part of the Haudenosaunee influence on the United States' governmentc. Is a rare example of Native American oratory resistanced. Led to a resolution between the British and Haudenosauneee. Was printed and published by Benjamin Franklin
- In Canassatefo's speech, the "Big Mountain" refers to the land of thea. Senecab. Oneidac. Cayugad. Mohawke. Onondaga
- At the time J. Crecevoeur wrote Letters from an American Farmer, British and Anglo-American readers associated Spain particularly witha. Lazinessb. Foolishnessc. Dishonestyd. Aggressivenesse. Greed
- In his speech, Canassatego acknowledges that the British have always helped them in battles against thea. Frenchb. Dutchc. Italiansd. Germanse. Spanish
- In letter IX of Crevecoeur's letters from an American Farmer, which of the following items does the man in the cage ask James for?a. A gunb. A keyc. Milkd. Foode. Poison
- J. Crevecoeur was arrested for, allegedly, being a(n)a. Spyb. Patriot leaderc. Murdererd. Arsoniste. Thief
- In which of the following rules did Canassatego serve the Haudenosaunee?a. Generalb. Cartographerc. Scoutd. Diplomate. Spy
- In letter III, James MOST praises colonists froma. Germanyb. Netherlandsc. Englandd. Francee. Sweden
- Which of the following European countries was the first to encounter the Haudenosaunee?a. Spainb. Briainc. Netherlandsd. Francee. Germany
- James's treatment of the enslaved man in letter IX of Crececoeur's Letters from an American Farmer MOST resembles the actions ofa. Americab. Italyc. Spaind. Francee. England
- In letter IX of Crececoeur's letters from an American Farmer, James says that the law will become as powerful in America as the church is ina. Hondurasb. Brazilc. Chiled. Venezuelae. Mexico