Frontier

He was a fellow traveler

He was hired as her guide

He was a Native American chief

He was a merchant selling supplies

To explore new lands

To escape the war

To find her father

To deliver a message

She was attacked by wild animals

She got lost and was abandoned by her guide

She met a group of friendly settlers

She found her father immediately

A group of British soldiers

Her father, Samuel Phillips

Native Americans named Cornstalk and Running Deer

A passing merchant caravan

She wanted to return to London with him.

She had not received letters from him for a long time.

Her mother sent her to bring him home.

She was looking for adventure in the wilderness.

The opportunity to return to London.

The freedom from taking orders.

The chance to become a British officer again.

The ability to write letters to his family.

They wanted to support the British in the war.

They felt the rich were exploiting them and not following the new country's rules.

They were concerned about the lack of news from the Pennsylvania Gazette.

They wished to establish a new militia.

Yes

No

He believed the Americans would eventually honor their treaties.

He feared the English would retaliate against them.

He thought his people were not strong enough to defeat the Americans.

He wanted to maintain peace at all costs.

The Shawnee would join forces with the Americans against the British.

His people might attack the Americans.

The British should leave the fort immediately.

He would personally lead an attack on Fort Randolph.