NC History Session 11 Review Game

A group’s perspective is their ______________________.

Which sentence best describes the main cause of the Tuscarora War according to the colonists?

• “It is a significant part of North Carolina history.”

• “The colonists continued to expand and grow.”

• “The war started because settlers did not want the Tuscarora people to hunt near their homes and plantations.”

• “Colonists who escaped to present day North Carolina went through hard times.”

Which sentence best describes the main cause of the Tuscarora War according to the Tuscarora people?

• “They inhabited the land called North Carolina as their homeland far before European colonists arrived in the 1580s.”

• “The Tuscarora people survived on the land by hunting and farming.”

• “When the land they once called home was completely stolen from them many had to move North to the state of New York.”

• “The Tuscarora started a war with the colonists to gain the stolen land back. They wanted to resist the unfair treatment.”

The Brown Vs. The Board of Education Court Case made it illegal to ___________________ schools by race.

The _____________________________________ court case resulted in school desegregation through busing in Charlotte, North Carolina.

What is the difference between a primary and secondary source of information?

NC symbols help people to:

• remember history

• remember significant people and events

• remember people from other states

• appreciate history

The NC state flag features the state's colors of _____, _____ and ______.

Which of the following shows the meaning of the state motto?

• "to dream and become the best"

• "to go or come"

• "to be or not to be"

• "to be rather than to seem"

Which of the following men were the 7th, 11th and 17th presidents who were all from North Carolina?

• Andrew Jackson, James Knox Polk and Andrew Johnson

• Orville and Wilbur Wright and Andrew Jackson

• Alexander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson and George Washington

• George Washington, Andrew Jackson and James Knox Polk