Social Studies Chapter 6

What is the name of the people who traveled west in wagon trains?

• pioneers

• Crow

• Saami

• herders

What is a home that can be driven?

• a rally

• a tipi

• a pioneer

• a recreational vehicle

What is NOT true about an RV?

• You can sleep in an RV.

• You can cook and eat in an RV.

• RVs are good for driving to work.

• RVs are good for vacations.

Why did the Crow people move from place to place?

• to follow and hunt reindeer

• to look for a better life

• to follow and hunt buffalo

• to change their traditions

How would you describe a day on a wagon train?

• relaxing and fun

• long and hard

• gentle and easy

• cool and pleasant

What is NO LONGER true about the Crow people today?

• They live on reservations.

• They follow and hunt buffalo.

• They work outside the reservation.

• They value their traditions.

If you belonged to an RV club, what might you do?

• form a caravan

• make a wagon train

• follow a buffalo trail

• herd some reindeer

All of the following are reasons that people headed West in the 1840s EXCEPT:

• They were looking for opportunities.

• They were looking for big cities.

• They wanted a better life.

• They were looking for gold.

How are mobile homes DIFFERENT from single-family homes?

• They have flowers outside.

• They are much smaller.

• They can be moved.

• They are well designed.

What do you call groups of people who move from place to place?

• river communities

• planned communities

• movable communities

• suburban communities