The 1681 Painting of David, Notable as the Only Known

question 72

Multiple Choice

The 1681 painting of David, notable as the only known contemporary portrait of a New England Indian, shows that by the late seventeenth century:

• A) many New England Indians had converted to Christianity.
• B) Native peoples strongly resisted European cultural incursions.
• C) the French were far more influential among New England Indians than were the English.
• D) farming had replaced hunting as the chief Native economic activity in New England.
• E) English manufactured goods had become an important part of Indians' lives.

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