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WorksheetsQuarter 2 - Social Studies Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
What was the best method of long-distance communication in the 1500s?
smoke signals
telephone
written letters
telegraph
What facts would you select to show the result of the Cherokee signing the treaty with the United States government?
The settlers and the Cherokee lived peacefully after the treaty.
The Cherokee and President Andrew Jackson became friends.
The Cherokee were left alone to live on their land after the treaty.
The Cherokee signed a treaty believing the government would not take anymore land, but were forcefully removed.
The Catawba used red clay to make pottery. Catawba men and women wore jewelry made of seashells from the coastal areas. What conclusions can you draw from reading these facts?
The Catawba were the largest Siouan group in the Piedmont region.
The Catawba used local resources and traded with coastal tribes.
The Catawba shared their culture and resources.
The Catawba were known as "people of the river."
How did life change for American Indians after European exploration?
American Indians were forced to hunt and fish to feed their tribe.
American Indians began trading with other tribes.
American Indians were often moved off their land.
American Indians continued to live on their traditional lands with new forms of housing.
Why did the colonists in the Piedmont and the Mountains have to be self-sufficient?
Because of their religious beliefs.
All of the stores were in the coastal region.
The King of England did not send supplies.
Few settlements existed west of the Fall Line.
What was Giovanni da Verranzo looking for when he explored what is now North Carolina?
for silver
the Northwest Passage
to trade with American Indians
to claim a colony for France
Which English explorer helped establish the first settlement in North Carolina?
Sir Walter Raleigh
John White
Ralph Lane
King Ferdinand
What region of the United States is North Carolina located?
Northwest
Southwest
Northeast
Southeast
Name the 3 regions of North Carolina.
Wilmington, Charlotte, and Asheville
Salem, Bethabara, and Bethania
Coastal Plain, Piedmont, and Mountain
Mountains, Piedmont, and the Beach
What is a natural resource?
Something that is imported from another country.
Seashells found on the beach.
Something that is exported to another country.
Something found in nature that people can use.
What is a renewable resource?
A resource that, once used, cannot be replaced.
A resource that can be replaced after it is used.
Trees growing in a forest
Oil coming from an oil well
What is a nonrenewable resource?
Water from the ocean
A resource that, once used, cannot be replaced.
A resource that can be replaced after it is used.
Water in a lake
Why was the second Roanoke settlement referred to as the Lost Colony?
They lost their way on their trip to the New Country.
They arrived too late to plant crops.
The Lumbee tribe had last names of people from the colony.
The only traces of the colony were the letters CRO carved on a tree and the word CROATAN carved on a wooden post.
A __________ is a settlement separated from, but under the control of, a home country.
town
country
county
colony
What was a threat to the North Carolina colony?
Native Americans & Spanish explorers
Native Americans & pirates
Wild animals & famine
Disease & drought
Which documents influenced North Carolina's government?
The Magna Carta & the Constitution
The Constitution & the Bill of Rights
The Mayflower Compact & Declaration of Independence
The Emancipation Proclamation
