WorksheetsPEP Unit 1: Week 3 - Watauga & Daniel Boone
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Proclamation of 1763 was a law stating that colonists could not pass the _____.
Appalachian Mountains
Wilderness Trail
Coats-Hines Site
Watauga Settlement
_____ was the Clerk of the Watauga Settlement.
Daniel Boone
John Sevier
Nancy Ward
Dragging Canoe
_____ was a Cherokee Beloved Woman.
Daniel Boone
Nancy Ward
Sacagawea
Dragging Canoe
_____ is a site located in Madison County, where seventeen indigenous mounds have been found.
Pinson Mounds
Coats-Hines Site
Jackson, TN
Watauga Settlement
_____ followed a buffalo trail into East Tennessee and Kentucky and found lots of wild game.
Daniel Boone
John Sevier
Dragging Canoe
Sequoyah
_____ was the path settlers used to get from the north into Kentucky and Tennessee.
Wilderness Trail
Cumberland Trail
Trail of Tears
Trail Mix
_____ was a Cherokee War Chief who did not like that the Cherokee had sold land to the colonists.
Daniel Boone
John Sevier
Dragging Canoe
Sequoyah
_____ lived in East Tennessee and had clans for people sharing common ancestors.
Cherokee
Chickasaw
Shawnee
Creek
Which of the following were the Three Sisters?
Corn
Beans
Squash
Cabbage
_____ is where Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia meet at a plateau.
Wilderness Trail
Cumberland Gap
Watauga Settlement
none of the above
Who, along with his followers, was referred to as a Longhunter?
Sequoyah
Dragging Canoe
John Sevier
Daniel Boone
People who lived in the Watauga Settlement leased land from the _____ and later bought the land from them.
Cherokee
Chickasaw
Creek
Shawnee
This Prehistoric group hunted mastodons and large bison.
Paleo
Mississipian
Woodland
Archaic
Which of the following nations lived in West Tennessee?
Shawnee
Cherokee
Creek
Chickasaw
Who was King George III "reserving" the land west of the Appalachian Mountains for?
Native Americans
Explorers
Spanish Settlers
Himself
Dragging Canoe was upset that the Cherokee sold land to the colonists.
True
False
John Sevier was the Clerk of the Cumberland Gap.
True
False
