Lesson One- Who Belongs in the Pacific NW?

What is a critical symbol of Pacific Northwest identity according to the text?

• The Rocky Mountains

• Wild Pacific salmon

• The Space Needle

• The Columbia River

According to the text, what campaign did Oregon lead during the 1970s and 1980s?

• A campaign to promote tourism

• A campaign to protect local industries

• A campaign to keep Californians away

• A campaign to clean the rivers

Which former Oregon governor is mentioned in the text for his view on Californians?

• John Kitzhaber

• Kate Brown

• Tom McCall

• Ted Kulongoski

What common perceptions do students have about Californians according to the survey mentioned in the text?

• Friendly and laid-back

• Bad drivers and polluted

• Innovative and tech-savvy

• Artistic and musical

According to a 1991 claim by a professional in Seattle, how did the hostility toward Californians in the Northwest compare to racial prejudice in the South?

• It was less severe

• It was about the same

• It was more severe

• It was not comparable

What percentage of Oregonians believed that Californians would bring about negative changes in their communities?

• 24%

• 68%

• 74%

• 50%

What did Glenn T. Tsunokai's survey find about the perception of Californians compared to Washingtonians?

• Californians were seen as more trustworthy

• Californians were seen as more honest

• Californians were seen as more ruthless

• Washingtonians were seen as more competitive

What precaution did Glenn T. Tsunokai consider taking if he moved to Oregon?

• Changing his car license plates

• Wearing different types of shirts

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B

What is the primary focus of the course mentioned in the text?

• To encourage critical thinking and historical perspective

• To promote positive attitudes towards Californians

• To study the geography of the Pacific Northwest

• To analyze economic policies in the Pacific Northwest

According to the text, how do people in the Pacific Northwest generally perceive themselves in relation to Californians?

• As more friendly and cooperative

• As less prejudiced and more open-minded

• As suspicious and distrustful

• As environmentally conscious