End of Lesson 3 Chacho

1. What year begins the 18th Century?

• Senior Year in High School

• 1750
• 1800
• 1700

1. What were the small farms of 18th century New Mexico most people lived on called?

• Ranchos
• Pueblos
• Haciendas
• Farmalandos

What is Mr. Chacho's last name?

(a)  

What is a land grant?

• A land grant is a gift of land made by the government for public purposes.
• A land grant is a type of military award for bravery.

• A land grant is a type of real estate investment.
• It's land in Grants, New Mexico.

Where are most Indian pueblos located today?

• Midwestern United States, primarily in Illinois and Ohio
• Southwestern United States, primarily in New Mexico and Arizona
• In Hogwarts! It's definitely in Hogwarts!

• Southern United States, primarily in Texas and Louisiana

How did Spanish settlers and missionaries make a living besides farming? Pick 2.

• Teaching people how to use the Fab Lab

• 1. They raised livestock, such as sheep, goats, cattle,and pigs.

• 1. They hunted buffalo on the eastern plains.

• Becoming professional athletes

What was the main kind of livestock that the Spanish settlers raised?

• sheep
• pigs
• cattle
• chupacabra

What was the Spanish name of the most popular sheep?

• Dorper
• Churro
• Merino
• Suffolk

Why were Churros popular sheep to raise in New Mexico? Pick 2

• Their wool grew longer and faster than other sheep.

• Churros were known for their exceptional milk production in New Mexico.
• Churros were popular because they tasted delicious especially when coated in cinnamon.

• Churros were well-suited to the climate and rugged terrain of New Mexico.

By 1750, approximately how many goats and sheep were in New Mexico?

• One BILLION Sheep

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 2 million