2
QuizMultiple Choice

American Roots: From Native Traditions to the American Revolution — Test

Question 2 • Literature and Composition III

According to Of Plymouth Plantation , what was the Pilgrims’ opinion of Cape Cod in the first weeks after landing?

Answer
A
They thought it was barren, depressing, and dangerous.
B
They thought it was filled with all the resources they needed.
C
They thought it was exactly as they had expected it to be.
D
They thought it was a beautiful and relaxing paradise.

Explanation

In the first weeks after landing, the Pilgrims described Cape Cod as bleak and difficult to live in. They faced harsh weather, unfamiliar terrain, and danger, and the land did not seem to offer the comforts or resources they needed. So their opinion was that Cape Cod was barren, depressing, and dangerous.

AI-written and checked against the verified answer.

Previous
Next