Answer 1:
The correct answer here is C)
The Indians lost most of their land in southern New England.
Explanation:
In the annals of the existence of the United States of America, King Philip's War is considered to be one of the vicious and bloodiest of them all.
It took its toll on both sides of the divide. Eventually, the English side prevailed over the Indians many of whom were decimated in their thousands, others captured and sold as slaves.
The Narragansett, Wampanoag, and many other smaller colonies, weakened by the gory battle, and the loss of their leaders terminated their resistance especially in southern New England where many English people migrated to afterward.
Answer 2:
The correct answer is C)
The people left England because of religious persecution.
Explanation:
The puritans had grown tired of the ritualistic form of Christianity which according to them also promoted the hierarchies of the church above the worship of God and His supremacy.
The Puritans also abhorred the fact that there was restricted access to the bible which then was only available in Latin.
In the early 16th century, when King Charles came to power, (because the Crown and the Church were unified into one authority) King Charles decided to deal with any form of opposition to the throne. Some of the steps which he took such as dissolving the Parliament (of which the Puritans were a part of), led the Puritans to migrate to the Americas where they could, with regard to their convictions of Christianity, build their own communities.
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