4. In paragraph 3, Chief Powhatan says, "Captain Smith, this might soon be your fate too
through your rashness and unadvisedness." How does this quote contribute to the
development of ideas in the passage?
A. Chief Powhatan is warning John Smith to change his behavior and help resolve
the conflict between them, or Smith may end up with an unhappy fate.
B. Chief Powhatan is ordering John Smith to leave the Powhatan people and never
return, with the threat to chase Smith into the woods if he does not obey.
C. Chief Powhatan is worried about John Smith's ability to lead the English, who are
becoming increasingly jealous and may turn on the captain.
D. Chief Powhatan is advising John Smith to become a more democratic leader, or
else he may end up unhappy and removed from power by the settlers.