The Indian attack on Jamestown in 1622
a. was beaten back with few losses.
b. made Captain John Smith a hero in London.
c. led to a royal takeover of the London Company.
d. resulted in a treaty in which the English promised to respect Indian rights.
e. caused the Anglican Church to increase its missionary efforts.
ANS: C
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