PEP Unit 1: Week 3 - Watauga & Daniel Boone

Proclamation of 1763 was a law stating that colonists could not pass the _____.

• Appalachian Mountains

• Wilderness Trail

• Coats-Hines Site

• Watauga Settlement

_____ was the Clerk of the Watauga Settlement.

• Daniel Boone

• John Sevier

• Nancy Ward

• Dragging Canoe

_____ was a Cherokee Beloved Woman.

• Daniel Boone

• Nancy Ward

• Sacagawea

• Dragging Canoe

_____ is a site located in Madison County, where seventeen indigenous mounds have been found.

• Pinson Mounds

• Coats-Hines Site

• Jackson, TN

• Watauga Settlement

_____ followed a buffalo trail into East Tennessee and Kentucky and found lots of wild game.

• Daniel Boone

• John Sevier

• Dragging Canoe

• Sequoyah

_____ was the path settlers used to get from the north into Kentucky and Tennessee.

• Wilderness Trail

• Cumberland Trail

• Trail of Tears

• Trail Mix

_____ was a Cherokee War Chief who did not like that the Cherokee had sold land to the colonists.

• Daniel Boone

• John Sevier

• Dragging Canoe

• Sequoyah

_____ lived in East Tennessee and had clans for people sharing common ancestors.

• Cherokee

• Chickasaw

• Shawnee

• Creek

Which of the following were the Three Sisters?

• Corn

• Beans

• Squash

• Cabbage

_____ is where Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia meet at a plateau.

• Wilderness Trail

• Cumberland Gap

• Watauga Settlement

• none of the above