Question

question 2 what best describes the historical \journey\ of the pequots? the pequots were victims of the iroquois tribe, who eliminated the pequots after a genocidal war. the pequots entered a new region, becoming the dominant power, only to be eliminated by the english in a genocidal war. the pequots entered a new region, becoming the dominant power until the english arrived. the pequots and english made an alliance, which altered the balance of power in the region and benefited both the pequots and english. the pequots had originally lived in virginia, but were forced to relocate to connecticut when the jamestown colony expanded. which of the following were important background events that laid the foundation for spains monarchs approving columbus initial risky plan to sail west to asia? the reconquista portugals clear intent to find trade routes to asia the high numbers of beavers found in the americas the discovery of aztec gold

Explanation:

For Question 2: The Pequots were a Native - American tribe in New England. They were victims of a genocidal war waged by the English settlers. The Iroquois were not directly involved in eliminating the Pequots. The Pequots did not originally live in Virginia and did not form a long - lasting dominant power in the new region as they were largely destroyed.
For the second part: The Reconquista in Spain removed Muslim rule, centralizing power and creating a more unified and wealthy kingdom which was more likely to fund exploration. The discovery of Aztec gold came after Columbus' voyages. High numbers of beavers and Portugal's intent to find trade routes to Asia were not directly related to Spain's monarchs approving Columbus' plan.

Answer:

Question 2: The Pequots were victims of the Iroquois Tribe, who eliminated the Pequots after a genocidal war. (False statement in the options, but this is the most historically inaccurate one among them)
Second part: The Reconquista