Answer: Led by Dr. Jeffrey A. D. Weima. Dr. Jeffrey Weima is Professor of new testament at Calvin theological seminary, where he has taught for the past 29 years.
Explanation:
The way that the Iroquois would have been helpful in assisting the British troops in the surprise attack is A.) the Iroquois likely have been better knowledge of the area and could lead British troops through the woods.
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When the French and Indian War broke out, the Iroquois Confederacy sided with the British because they wanted to protect their lands from the French.
The Iroquois had been living in the area for centuries and so knew the layout of the area and how to get around. They could therefore lead the British through short-cuts in the woods to appear behind the French and launch surprise attacks on them.
Options for this question include:
- A.) the Iroquois likely have been better knowledge of the area and could lead British troops through the woods
- B.) the Iroquois had better knowledge of the habits of the French and Algonquins and could plan accordingly
- C.) the Iroquois likely had more modern equipment and the British
- D.) the Iroquois likely instructed British troops had a fight in the woods
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