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How long did the Civil War last?
a. 2 years
b. 4 years
c. 6 years
b. 4 years
Who wanted to try a faster and safer route to reach Asia from Europe?
a. Francisco Coronado
b. Robert de la Salle
c. Christopher Columbus
c. Christopher Columbus
Who gave a speech about civil rights?
Hint: I have a dream
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
In what year did Christopher Columbus make his first expedition?
a. 1472
b. 1492
c. 1482
b. 1492
Who were the first Americans on the moon?
a. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin
b. Neil Diamond and Buzz Lightyear
c. Woody and Buzz Lightyear
a. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin
The first Europeans to explore North America were from...
a. France
b. Spain
c. Dutch
b. Spain
What is an artifact?
Tools, weapons, clothes, and jewelry from the past.
What the French explorers were looking for?
a. Gold and Fur.
b. Chocolate, potatoes and corn.
c. Weapons and metal tools.
a. Gold and Fur.
About how many people lived in Cahokia?
a. 5,000
b. 10,000
c. 20,000
c. 20,000 people
What the priests of Spain and France taught Native Americans?
a. History
b. Christianity
c. To fight
b. Christianity
What did the Mississippians learn how to grow by farming?
a. corn
b. watermelons
c. cactus
a. Corn
In addition to Spain and France, what other nations wanted settlements in North America?
a. The Italians and the English.
b. The Dutch and the Italians.
c. The English and the Dutch.
c. The English and the Dutch.
Many years ago North America was covered with, what?
a. Dirt
b. Forests
c. Asphalt
b. Forests
In honor of which king the English called Jamestown their settlement?
a. King James of England.
b. The Lion King.
c. King James of England II.
a. King James of England.
Where did people from the Eastern Woodland get their food?
a. The market
b. The desert
c. The forest
c. The forest
She was the daughter of Powhatan, she became a link between Jamestown settlers and her own people.
a. Hayawatha
b. Pua Pua
c. Pocahontas
c. Pocahontas
What are hunter-gatherers?
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People who get most of their food by hunting and gathering wild plants.
Pilgrims and Native Americans celebrated their friendship by having a great feast in the autumn of 1621. How do we know this event?
a. Independence day
b. Thanksgiving
c. Friendship day
b. Thanksgiving
What was the Native American government that was formed called?
a. The Justice League
b. The League of Nations
c. The Iroquois League
c. The Iroquois League
By 1732, how many colonies did the English have?
a. 10
b. 13
c. 18
b. 13
What is an area of flat grass terrain in the United States?
a. The Great Plains
b. The Savannah
c. Mt. Everest
a. The Great Plains
Who fought alongside with the French to drive the English out of North America?
a. The Dutch
b. Native Americans
c. The Spanish
b. Native Americans
What did the Native Americans live in?
a. Huts
b. Igloos
c. Teepees
c. Teepees
Who bought Manhattan Island from Native Americans?
Hint: The Dutch Governor
a. George Washington
b. Peter Minuit
c. Christopher Columbus
b. Peter Minuit
What is the ancient people of Makah village called?
a. Odette
b. San Francisco
c. Ozette
c. Ozette