Stepping Through History Starting with You (Week 21-25)

When you leave a country and go to a new one, it is called ___________________.

• Hybernation

• Evaporation

• Immigration

• Emancipation

This island near New York City served as the immigration station from 1892 until 1954 where people would have short medical exam and have to answer legal questions.

• Long Island

• Ellis Island

• Nova Scotia

• Rhode Island

In 1893, the city of Chicago Illinois, hosted this that lasted 6 months. The fair was planned as a celebration of the first voyage of Columbus to the Americas in 1492.

• The World's Fair

• Super Bowl

• World Cup

• Olympics

The ________ ___ ______ was considered the worst money crisis the United States had ever seen.

• 911 Attacks

• Panic at the Disco

• Panic Attack

• Panic of 1893

In 1896, gold was discovered along the Klondike river near __________. Nearly 100,000 people set off to journey north and find gold, only 30,000 made it and only 4,000 found gold.

• Alaska

• Nebraska

• Louisiana

• Alabama

Hellen Keller was a healthy baby girl born in _____________, _____________ in 1880.

• Montgomery, Alabama

• Tucson, Arizona

• Tuscumbia, Alabama

• Tallahassee, Florida

When Helen was a baby, just ____ __________ old, she became terribly sick.

• 19 years

• 19 months

• 32 months

• 32 years

While she was sick, she lost both her __________ and ____________.

• smell and touch

• vision and hearing

• taste and smell

• vision and touch

Helen's parents knew they needed to find some way to help their daughter. They found a teacher and her name was ______ ________________.

• Anna Karenina

• Anne Hathaway

• Anne Boleyn

• Anne Sullivan

Helen's teacher gave her a ______ then sign the letters into her hands.

• Candy

• Milk

• Doll

• Water