The 1681 Painting of David, Notable as the Only Known

The 1681 painting of David, notable as the only known contemporary portrait of a New England Indian, shows that by the late seventeenth century:

A) many New England Indians had converted to Christianity.
B) Native peoples strongly resisted European cultural incursions.
C) the French were far more influential among New England Indians than were the English.
D) farming had replaced hunting as the chief Native economic activity in New England.
E) English manufactured goods had become an important part of Indians' lives.