SS Chapter 3 Review Part 2

Look at the graphic organizer. Then answer the question.

Which set of terms would correctly complete the graphic organizer?

• energy, boating, farming, irrigation

• washing, schools, drinking, crops

• homes, parks, earthquakes, roads

• roads, farming, homes, parks

Check the two words that complete this sentence.

William Wolfskill was an ____________ who started the __________ industry due to the growth of his business over time.

• entrepreneur

• agriculture

• founder

• citrus

Look at the timeline. Then answer the question.

Which one of these statements describes an event that could have taken place, based on the timeline?

• Many American Indians left the reservations to look for gold.

• Gaspar de Portola was able to transport his group across California by railroad.

• American Indians could take the railroad to visit different reservations.

• Gold Rush miners could arrive in California bt taking the railroad.

Which statement correctly describes an aspect of Hispanic culture in California?

• Hispanic culture is centered around the making of baskets.

• Hispanic culture took shape after the building of the Transcontinental Railroad.

• Hispanic culture is the first cultural group of California.

• Hispanic culture can be seen in its architectural influence.

Look at the picture. Then answer the question. Choose the correct words to complete the sentence.

This man is celebrating his __________at a ___________.

• legacy; tradition

• generation; preserve

• influence; reservation

• heritage; festival

Look at the picture. Then answer the question.

Which statement best describes what the man is doing?

• He is sharing the food, music, and art of his culture.

• He is using elements of his legacy to influence people.

• He is displaying his ethnicity in order to convert people.

• He is preserving his culture and sharing it with others.

Look at the picture. Then check all the boxes that answer the following question:

Explain what these tools were used for and the effects that their use had on California.

• These tools were used to look for gold.

• When gold was discovered in California in 1848, many people came to try to get rich.

• This led to population growth, new towns, and businesses being built.

Check all the boxes that make sense. Compare transportation of the past and present. Describe some ways that changes in transportation have affected everyday life since the time of California Indians.

• Transportation has changed over time.

• People used to travel by foot or canoe to get what they needed to survive.

• Now, people travel by car, train, bus, or airplane for work, school, or fun.

• Transportation has also helped communities grow and has provided jobs.

Look at the picture. Then answer check all the answers that answer the two questions:

How did Delilah Beasley use this object to improve knowledge about California history? What purpose do you think her work served?

• Delilah Beasley studied primary resources for years.

• She then wrote a book about African Americans who explored and settled in California.

• Beasley's book was most likely the only way to find this information in one place.

Read the following question. Check all the boxes that make sense after reading this sentence:

Compare and contrast how American Indians and European settlers viewed the land.

• The American Indians and Europeans both used the land to acquire food and for transportation.

• American Indians had a bond with nature and no use for land ownership.

• The newcomers wanted to claim land and its resources.