The Indians Reached Out to the Plymouth Colonists in the Spring

Multiple Choice

The Indians reached out to the Plymouth colonists in the spring of 1621 because​

A) they were fleeing an epidemic.
B) the local chief Massasoit wanted to forge a trade a military alliance to give him leverage over the Narragansett.
C) they were fleeing an attack by Spanish soldiers who had ambushed the area.
D) they were seeking food in the midst of a local famine.
E) None of these are correct.