Unit 4: Mid-Unit Assessment

What effect did the Halifax Resolves have on North Carolina? (4.H.1.3) - Session 3

• It turned power over to North Carolina instead of Britain

• The date of the resolve became a symbol on the North Carolina state flag

• It was a stepping stone to the signing of the Declaration of Independence

• All of the above

What effect did the Mecklenburg Resolves have on North Carolina? (4.H.1.3) - Session 3

• It was a battle fought between America and Britain

• Charlotte formally and officially ended British rule in North Carolina in May 1775

• The resolve helped name the city of Charlotte after Queen Charlotte

• It mandated the British rule over North Carolina forever

If I was a historian trying to find out information about North Carolina’s role in the American Revolutionary War, which of the following sources would have the most accuracy?

• The Mecklenburg Resolves

• The Magic Treehouse book, including Paul Revere

• The Colony of North Carolina by Joyce Jefferies

• Both B and C

According to the above question, which type of source is usually more accurate?

• Primary Sources

• Secondary Sources

• Both type of sources

• Neither type sources

Which of the following is an example of resistance in North Carolina? (4.H.1.3) - Session 2

• The Mecklenburg Resolves

• The Halifax Resolves

• Culpepper’s Rebellion

• The Wright Brothers’ first flight

Which of the following is a contribution of the Wright brothers? (4.H.1.3) - Session 1

• They reformed the country by creating laws about flight

• They created a transportation revolution with their first flight

• They resisted people in war by flying airplanes

• They moved the capital to Kitty Hawk where their first flight happened

If a fourth grader is looking to be entertained in their reading, which of the following sources would be the best choice? (4.H.1.5) - Session 1

• A primary source like Diary of a Wimpy Kid

• A primary source like a telegram from George Washington

• A secondary source like Diary of a Wimpy Kid

• A secondary source like a telegram from George Washington