Ch. 6 L. 4 & 5

Cockacoeske took action to ease tension between ___ & ___.

• the Pamunkey & the English

• the Timucua & the English

• the Powhatan & the English

• the Chickasaw & the English

Why is Jamestown remembered as part of the nation's early history?

• It was the first capital of the United States.

• It was the first successful English colony in North America.

• It was the first European settlement in the Americas.

• It was where Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence.

In what way was the Cumberland Gap important to the growth of the United States?

• It was the place in Oklahoma where the Cherokee settled at the end of the Trail of Tears.

• It was the area of Florida claimed and settled by Ponce de Leon for Spain.

• It was the plantation in Tennessee where enslaved Africans were brought to work.

• It was the pass through the Appalachian Mountains that allowed settlers to move west.

_____ was the main cause of the Civil War.

• The Trail of Tears

• Conflicts over slavery

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• Reconstruction

Martin Luther King, Jr. is remembered for ____.

• bringing a group of settlers into Kentucky

• rebuilding Richmond, Virginia after the Civil War

• being a leader in the civil rights movement

• fighting in courts on behalf of the Cherokee

Where is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. memorialized?

• along the Trail of Tears in Oregon

• at the King Center in Atlanta

• at the aquarium in Charleston

• in New Orleans, Louisiana

What genre, or type, of music is Aretha Franklin known for?

• jazz

• country

• rock and roll

• gospel

Which of the following proves that sports are a key part of the Southeastern culture?

• NASCAR

• jazz music

• the Winter Olympics

• Gullah

Birmingham, Alabama is called the "Pittsburgh of the South" because long ago _____. 

• it was a busy railroad center, and today it is the headquarters of many Internet companies

• it was well-known for its agricultural colleges, and today it is part of the Research Triangle

• it was crowded with steel mills, but today it has an economy based on service industries

• it was completely destroyed from the Civil War and the city needed to be rebuilt

Which two words or phrases are most strongly associated with the city of New Orleans?

• blues and Fort Sumter

• jazz and Hurricane Katrina

• ragtime and William Faulkner

• bluegrass and Kentucky