Which of these BEST explains the relationship between James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove?

A

James Oglethorpe and Mary Musgrove, British subjects, worked with American Indian Tomochichi to establish a British settlement in the area of Georgia that is now Savannah.

B

James Oglethorpe, a British subject, worked with American Indian Tomochichi and his wife, Mary Musgrove, to establish a British settlement in the area of Georgia that is now Savannah.

C

James Oglethorpe, a British subject, worked with American Indian Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove, a French citizen, to establish a settlement in the area that is now Savannah.

D

James Oglethorpe, a British subject, worked with American Indian Tomochichi, and his interpreter, Mary Musgrove, to establish a British settlement in the area of Georgia that is now Savannah.

The correct answer is B) James Oglethorpe, a British subject, worked with American Indian Tomochichi and his wife, Mary Musgrove, to establish a British settlement in the area of Georgia that is now Savannah.

The statement that BEST explains the relationship between James Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and Mary Musgrove is " James Oglethorpe, a British subject, worked with American Indian Tomochichi and his wife, Mary Musgrove, to establish a British settlement in the area of Georgia that is now Savannah.

After the permanent conflicts between English colonists and Native American Indian tribes in other North American colonists, James Oglethorpe, tried to do things a little bit different and intended to maintain a decent relationship with the Indians. He hired Mary Musgrove, the wife of Indian leader Tomochichi, to serve as an interpreter but also a "liaison" between both cultures. It worked out really fine for James Oglethorpe, who could establish a peaceful town in Savannah, Georgia.

The answer is to your question is b