Social Studies - 6th

What economic activity led to the boom in the Coastal region?

• A) Mining
• B) Textile production
• C) Cocoa export
• D) Fishing

Why did the power groups in the Coastal region oppose the creation of taxes for imported products?

• A) They wanted to protect local industries
• B) They sympathized with conservative ideology
• C) They wanted to promote local agriculture
• D) They were importers who opposed taxes on products from abroad

What was the primary economic issue facing the Andean region?

• A) Decline in mining production.
• B) Competition from British textiles and limited export markets.
• C) Lack of agricultural development.
• D) Overproduction of textiles.

Juan Jose Flores died in Isla Santay

• a) True
• b) False

Why was the traditional name "Quito" not used for the new country?

• A) It was too closely associated with the Coastal region.
• B) It was not approved by the Assembly of 1830
• C) Regional conflicts prevented its preservation
• D) It was already the name of another country.

Who was appointed as the first vice - president of the new country?

• A) José Joaquín de Olmedo
• B) General Juan José Flores
• C) Vicente Rocafuerte
• D) Alex Aguinaga

The Galapagos Islands were anexed to Ecuador during the presidency of Vicente Rocafuerte

• a) True
• b) False

Why did the power groups in the Andean region promoted the creation of taxes for imported products?

• A) They wanted to protect local industries
• B) They sympathized with conservative ideology
• C) They wanted to promote local agriculture
• D) They were importers who opposed taxes on products from abroad

In the constitution of 1830 Ecuador recognized the Catholic Church as the only one religion in the country

• a) True
• b) False

Which ideology did the Coastal region sympathize with, and why?

• A) Conservative ideology, because it promoted religious freedom.
• B) Liberal ideology, because it promoted the free market and freedom of ideas and worship
• C) Socialist ideology, because it promoted equality.
• D) Nationalist ideology, because it promoted independence.