Unit 3: How Has North Carolina Changed Study Guide

How have the Greensboro Four and other Civil Rights Activists of North Carolina contributed to its change and growth?

• They did not help change anything

• They helped many Indigenous people return back to their homelands.

• They protested to change unfair laws in the south that discriminated against Black people.

• They participated as soldiers in the Revolutionary War.

During the Civil War, which of the following is a way that life changed in America?

• The country remained the same.

• slavery ended

• We were still fighting the King and England.

• The south won the war and slavery still existed.

How did the establishment of America as a country affect the Native American people?

• The Native American/Indigenous people flourished and the native population is big.

• The Indigenous people happily moved West to explore new lands.

• The American government pushed the Native Americans off their land.

Which of the following best summarizes the changing roles of Asian and Latinx immigrants to North Carolina?

• Asian and Latinx communities immigrated to NC for a variety of reasons. They have contributed to ideas, language, food, and culture.

• They DO NOT influence North Carolina.

• Stories are passed down from generation to generation.

• All of the above.

True or False?

Some women in North Carolina were active members in the armed services and were willing to do tasks usually assigned to men.

• True

• False

Which of the following would be an example of a SECONDARY source?

• Declaration of Independence

• Diary

• Newspaper

• Textbook

Which of the following provides the best reason as to why primary sources are valuable?

• They give a second hand account of an event or time in history without directly talking to the people involved.

• Primary sources give information to help us predict future events.

• Primary sources are not very reliable.

• Primary sources provide firsthand accounts of events or times in history and help the reader understand the source’s perspective.

 Who was the first Latino Democrat or Latino in a prominent political position in North Carolina.? He is the representative-elect of Alamance County's District 63 in the NC General Assembly.

• Chief Justice

• Ricky Hurtado

• Ella Baker

• Martin Luther King Jr.

Which of the following contributions came from the Native Americans?

• Food from animals, like the pig and horse

• Fame for being the second people group in America

• Tension among the different tribes

• Arts, like clay for porcelain and storytelling

How did the Greensboro Sit Ins change the roles of Black people in North Carolina?

• The roles of Black people remained the same.

• The Greensboro lunch counter became desegregated and Black people continued to protest unfair treatment all around North Carolina.

• The Greensboro Sit Ins were started by four college students from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College

• The Greensboro Sit Ins helped end slavery.