American Indians
Why was land so important to Native American tribes?
A. It was just for farming
B. It connected them spiritually, socially, and economically
C. It helped them travel faster
D. It provided gold and treasure
Answer: B. It connected them spiritually, socially, and economically
East
What people in the tribe hunted?
men
What was the name of the first European settlement in Australia.
Sydney Cove
What is colonisation?
A. When people stay in one place
B. When a powerful group takes over land and controls the people
C. When different cultures meet peacefully
D. When people move away from cities
Answer: B. When a powerful group takes over land and controls the people
One major way European colonisers changed Native American life was by:
A. Giving up land to tribes
B. Promoting Indigenous religions
C. Introducing new weapons, animals, and crops
D. Staying only along the coast
Answer: C. Introducing new weapons, animals, and crops
Where would you find the buffalo
the Great Plains
How long have Aboriginals lived in Australia.
Answer between 40000 - 60000 years
In what year did the first fleet land in Australia.
1788
Which of the following was a cultural effect of colonisation?
A. Native languages became official world languages
B. Traditional customs were banned or discouraged
C. Europeans learned tribal rituals
D. Native religions replaced Christianity
Answer: B. Traditional customs were banned or discouraged
Who were the Pueblo people?
A. A group from South America
B. Nomadic hunters of the Arctic
C. Builders of adobe homes in the Southwest
D. Vikings in disguise
Answer: C. Builders of adobe homes in the Southwest
What European first landed in America.
Christopher Columbus
How many different Aboriginal languages were there.
600
The location of Bennelong’s hut is now home to which famous Australian building?
Sydney Opera House
What was the Trail of Tears?
A. A celebration of harvest
B. A trail made by Lewis and Clark
C. The forced removal of Native Americans from their land
D. A peaceful migration to the West
Answer: C. The forced removal of Native Americans from their land
The Iroquois Confederacy was known for:
A. Being the first Europeans in America
B. A strong alliance of tribes with a democratic system
C. Building the Great Wall of America
D. Farming in South America
Answer: B. A strong alliance of tribes with a democratic system
Which European powers colonised Native American lands?
A. Only Britain
B. Spain, France, and Britain
C. China and Russia
D. Only the Dutch
Answer: B. Spain, France, and Britain
What is the word for the symbol of a person’s spiritual connection to a plant, animal, or natural element
totem
In what year did Captain Cook sail up the east coast of Australia.
1770
Which of the following is an example of a primary source about contact history?
A. A modern movie about Pocahontas
B. A textbook written in 2022
C. A diary written by a European settler
D. A website summary
Answer: C. A diary written by a European settler
Which disease was most deadly to Native American communities?
Smallpox
When the United States of America first formed how many original states were there?
13
Manage the land and encourage plant regrowth with fire is called...
fire-stick farming
In what year was the Myall Creek Massacre?
A. 1795
B. 1802
C. 1838
D. 1855
C. 1838
Which term describes the original inhabitants of a land before colonisation?
Indigenous