The underlying cause of Opechancanough's attacks on Jamestown was:
a. expansion of English tobacco cultivation.
b. severe native food shortages.
c. Spanish arms supplied to the Indians.
d. John Smith's marriage to Pocahontas.
Answer: A
The underlying cause of Opechancanough's attacks on Jamestown was:
a. expansion of English tobacco cultivation.
b. severe native food shortages.
c. Spanish arms supplied to the Indians.
d. John Smith's marriage to Pocahontas.