1a-f
2a,b,c
Regions
Reconstruction
Immigration
100
What is the prime meridian?
The imaginary line that separates the east and the west.
100
What is barbed wire?
Twisted steel wires strung between wooden fence posts.
100
Which region is Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona in?
Southwest Region
100
What year did Reconstruction end?
1876
100
What countries was discrimination against immigrants?
Chinese, Irish
200
What does the political map show?
Divisions of countries and regions.
200
Where is the steel industry?
Pittsburgh
200
What state is Honolulu in?
Hawaii
200
True or False? Southern military leaders could hold office.
False, they couldn't hold office.
200
True or False? Racial segregation isn't based on race
False
300
What is a physical map?
Shows the physical features of an area, such as mountains and rivers.
300
Where was the automobile industry?
Detroit
300
Which region consist of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania?
Northeast Region
300
Why did westward expansion occur?
New opportunities and technological advances led to westward migration following the Civil War.
300
What were the challenges faced by the cites?
Tenements and ghettos, Political corruption
400
What are special purpose maps?
Human activities such as exploration routes, territorial expansion, or battle site appear on this map.
400
What is geography?
It describes the earth's land, water, plant and animal life.
400
What major city is in Washington?
Seattle
400
True or False? Northern soldiers supervised the South.
True
400
True or False? Jim Crow laws passed to discriminate against African Americans.
True
500
What are different kinds (types) of maps?
Physical Maps, Latitude, Longitude, Political, and Special Purpose Maps.
500
Where was the textile industry?
New England
500
Which region are the major cities Chicago, St.Louis and Detroit in?
Midwest Region
500
What did the Freedman's Bureau do?
Abolished to aid former enslaved African-Americans in the South.
500
What were the indian policies and wars?
Reservations, Battle of Little Big Horn, Chief Joseph
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