Why Did the Indians Refrain from Attacking the English Settlers

question 34

Multiple Choice

Why did the Indians refrain from attacking the English settlers during the first fifteen years of English settlement?

• A) The Indians sought to convert to Christianity.
• B) They were intimidated by the settlers' religion.
• C) The Indians hoped to convert the settlers to their religion.
• D) They wanted to trade with the settlers to obtain wheat.

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Definitions:

Freud

Austrian neurologist known for founding psychoanalysis, a method for treating psychopathology.

Repression

The psychological defense mechanism of unconsciously blocking unpleasant feelings, desires, or experiences from awareness.

Reconsolidation

The neural process involved when memories are recalled and then stored again for retrieval, which may lead to changes or alterations in the original memory.

Previously Stored Memories

Memories that have been encoded and stored in the brain from past experiences.