Johnny Appleseed: Life and Legacy

The video explores the life of Johnny Appleseed, born John Chapman in 1774. It covers his early life in Massachusetts, his travels across America, and his passion for planting apple trees. Despite his wealth, Johnny lived a simple life, often giving away apple seedlings to settlers. He was known for his good relations with Native Americans and his vegetarian lifestyle. Johnny's legacy includes the widespread apple orchards he helped establish across several states. He passed away in 1845, leaving a lasting impact on American agriculture.

What was Johnny Appleseed's real name?

• John Chapman

• Johnny Apple

• John Appleseed

• Johnny Chapman

Which activity did Johnny Appleseed enjoy more than playing with friends?

• Fishing

• Exploring forests and fields

• Building houses

• Reading books

What is the truth about Johnny Appleseed's pan?

• He wore it on his head

• He used it for cooking and collecting

• He used it as a musical instrument

• He never owned a pan

How did Johnny Appleseed acquire apple seeds for planting?

• He received them as a gift

• He found them in the forest

• He collected them from a cider mill

• He bought them from a store

What did Johnny Appleseed do with the apple seedlings?

• Sold them for high prices

• Gave them away for free

• Sold them for a few pennies

• Kept them all for himself

How did Johnny Appleseed interact with Native Americans?

• He fought with them

• He shared his knowledge of plants

• He traded goods with them

• He avoided them

What was Johnny Appleseed's dietary preference?

• He was a vegetarian

• He ate only meat

• He was a vegan

• He ate everything

What did Johnny Appleseed do when he found a wolf in a trap?

• He called for help

• He used it for food

• He set it free and nursed it

• He ignored it

What caused Johnny Appleseed's illness leading to his death?

• Old age alone

• An animal attack

• A cold night outside

• A long journey

What is Johnny Appleseed's legacy?

• Building houses

• Creating apple orchards

• Writing books

• Inventing new apple varieties