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Question 1: Identify the Geographical Features
A: Valley and Ridge
B: Coastal Plain (Tidewater)
C: Appalachian Plateau

Question 2: What was a reason that African slaves were needed in colonial Virginia?
A: Slaves were free labor for the tobacco crops
B: Slaves had invented new tools for farming
C: There were not enough settlers in the colony
D: Settlers needed protection from Indian attacks

Question 3: Which American Indian tribe was a member of the Algonquian language group?
A: Sioux
B: Iroquois
C: Cherokee
D: Powhatan



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Final answer:

African slaves were needed in colonial Virginia for free labor in tobacco farming, and the Powhatan tribe belonged to the Algonquian language group.


Explanation:

The reason that African slaves were needed in colonial Virginia was:

  1. Option A: Slaves were free labor for the tobacco crops

As tobacco farming became increasingly profitable in Virginia, the demand for labor grew. Slavery became more attractive to wealthier tobacco planters due to a diminishing availability of free land and indentured servants, leading to the reliance on African slave labor.

The American Indian tribe that was a member of the Algonquian language group:

  1. Option O: Powhatan

The Powhatan tribe belonged to the Algonquian language group. They were native to the coastal region of present-day Virginia, playing a significant role in early interactions with English settlers in the Jamestown colony.


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