The Local Wampanoag Indians Were Not Too Concerned About the English

Multiple Choice

The local Wampanoag Indians were not too concerned about the English arrivals because

A) they had learned from the Powhatan Confederacy in Virginia that these were harmless people.
B) they were in dire need of European tools and equipment.
C) they hoped to trade with the newcomers and then expel them from present-day Maine.
D) they were interested in the Puritans' religious teachings.
E) the presence of women and children in the Puritan settlement convinced them of the newcomers' peaceful intentions.