The Naragansett People
The Land of New Beginnings
Equal Rights Movements
The Growing Northeast
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What is a sachem? A. a meeting and festival B. a type of corn plant C. a cozy wooden hut D. a Narragansett ruler.
D. a Naragansett ruler.
100
WHich is NOT an event that led to the founding of the United States? A. The colonies protested England's laws and taxes. B. The American Revolution began in Lexington, Massachusetts. C. Colonial leaders met in Pennsylvania to write and sign the Declaration of Independence. D. The capital moved to Washington, DC in 1800.
D. The capital moved to Washington, DC in 1800.
100
Which of the following describes an abolitionist? A. person who fought for women's rights B. reformer who believed slavery should be outlawed C. person who thought slaves should have no rights D. women's rights conventions in 1848
B. reformer who thought slavery should be outlawed
100
Which Northeast city did NOT begin as a port where ocean-going ships docked? A. New York City, NY B. Buffalo, New York C. Boston, Massachusetts D. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
B. Buffalo, New York
100
What is a pow wow?
A native American festival.
200
How did Europeans use the iron axes and hoes, brass kettles, and other items they brought from Europe? A. to decorate their wigwams. B. to give as gifts to Native Americans C. to trade with the Native Americans for animal furs D. to bury for later use
C. To trade with the Native Americans for animal furs.
200
Which of the following was the first capital of the United States? A. Washington DC B. Jamestown C. New York City D. Philadelphia
C. New York City
200
Which of the following leaders was an important women's rights reformer? A. William Lloyd Garrison B. Benjamin Franklin C. Elizabeth Cady Stanton D. Alexander Graham Bell
C. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
200
How have Pittsburgh's industries changed over the years? A. The demand for steel has increased, causing Pittsburgh to find new ways to make it. B. Pittsburgh now has a diverse group of industries. C. Pittsburgh no longer is a center of health-care and environmental research. D. The steel industry is still Pittsburgh's only industry.
B. Pittsburgh now has a diverse group of industries.
200
Describe the Iroquois Confederacy.
They were the strongest tribe of their time and put together a council of 50 men who could make their decisions - very much an early democracy.
300
Which did NOT occur once European settlers arrive in the Northeast? A. The Europeans and Native Amerians traded goods. B. The Europeans gave up the struggle and moved out of the Northeast. C. The Narragansett and Europeans began to mistrust each other. D. Native Americans in Massachusetts attacked the English settlers.
B. The Europeans gave up the struggle and moved out of the Northeast.
300
Which is NOTa reason why immigrants came to the US? A. to escape war or other hardships B. to own their own land C. to find jobs D. to protest England's rule.
D. to protest England's rule.
300
Which is a reason why women wanted the right to vote? A. They believed Frederick Douglass should be elected President. B. They believed women should no longer be owned as property by another person. C. They believed women should not have the same rights to jobs as men. D. They believed women should have the same rights as men, including the right to vote.
D. They believed women should have the same rights as men, including the right to vote.
300
How do people in the Northeast contribute to the economy of this region? A. They send pollution into the air. B. They travel the Freedom Trail. C. People travel to other regions to work. D. They work, shop, and spend money.
D. They work, shop, and spend money.
300
What is the 13th amendment?
The abolition of slavery.
400
Which statement best describes the Iroquois Confederacy? A. It was the strongest Native American organization. B It was made up of both Native Americasn and Europeans. C. Fifty women representatives made decisions for the Confederacy. D. The confederacy disbanded in 1722.
A. It was the strongest Native American organization.
400
Through which Northeast port did most Europeans come to the US? A. New York B. Washington DC C. Pennsylvania D. Philadelphia
A. New York
400
Which of the following people were significant to the abolishing of slavery? A. Susan B. Anthony B. Benjamin Franklin C. Sojourner Truth D. Roger Williams
C. Sojourner Truth
400
What do Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston have in common? A. All are important historic cities in the Midwest. B. These cities house the world's tallest buildings. C. Many tourists visit landmarks in these cities each year.
C. Many tourists visit landmarks in these cities each year.
400
What is 79 divided by 7?
11 remainder 2.
500
How did life change for the Naragansett people when they lost much of their native land to the Europeans?
Because they lost their land, many Narragansett sided or joined other Native American groups. Many were killed in battles that follow, and the Narragansett scattered. Some moved to Canada, while others remained on their lands even after much of their land had been sold.
500
What problems do you think an immigrant might face when moving to a new country? How might those problems be solved?
Immigrants might face language and cultural barriers that could keep them from getting good jobs and prgressing economically. Free or low cost training might be provided to immigrants to help them adapt more successfully to American society.
500
Write at least 3 details to support the following main idea: An important reform movement that grew in the Northeast was the abolitionist movement. (Think about who and what things got this movement going)
Abolitionists like Sojourner Truth and Frederick Douglass organized groups and published anti-slavery newspapers such as The Liberator. The American Anti-Slavery Society began in Philadelphia in 1833.
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What is the name of the port where many of our ancestors entered through in New York City?
Ellis Island.
500
What year was the Declaration of Independence signed?
1776!!!!!
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