WorksheetsHistory Unit 2 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The type of land that people live on is called...
Forests
Woodlands
Geography
Eastern Woodlands
Anything found in nature that people can use to survive is a...
Wood
Natural Resource
Water
Occupied Territory
Which one of the following is NOT a natural resource?
water
Fish
Air
Water
Pencil
Which of the following words is NOT an example of geography?
Mountains
Oceans
Rain
Deserts
These three resources were called "the three sisters" by Native Americans.
Ms. K, Ms. E, and Ms. Hall
Corn, trees, and hay
Squash, corn, and peas
Corn, beans, and squash
This group of Europeans had long ships which were easy to navigate, so they were the first Europeans to reach North America.
The Spaniards
The French
The Italians
The Vikings
This is the reason why most European explorers left home to explore.
They wanted to make money and become famous.
They had nothing to do in their home countries.
They needed spices.
They liked to sail.
Christopher Columbus landed in Central America on his journeys, but he thought he was on this continent.
Antarctica
China
Asia
North America
Ferdinand Magellan died on his journey, but his fleet of ships and crew were the first Europeans to....
sail to Asia!
sail around the world!
start a war!
make it to South America!
Amerigo Vespucci's greatest accomplishment was figuring out that...
Native Americans occupied these continents
Central America was closer than they thought.
North and South America were their own continents - they were not part of Asia!
North and South America were connected!
These are the two names of the Native American tribes we learned about during this unit.
Algonquian and Iroquois
Woodland and Eastern
Iroquois and Columbus
Algonquian and Eastern Woodland
This was the most important natural resource for Native Americans that lived in the eastern woodlands
Straw
Pillow
Trees
Lamps
These are the two names of the homes that Algonquian and Iroquois Native Americans made out of trees from the forest.
Teepees and Mohegan
kayaks and canoes
wigwams and longhouses
longhorn steakhouse
These are the four ways that Algonquian and Iroquois Native Americans got their food.
hunt, fish, farm, gather
hunt, fish, construct, cook
cooking, trading, farming, fishing
get the fish boys and start a BBQ
anotha one
This was invented by Johannes Gutenberg in 1440 as a way to make books and signs faster than writing them by hand.
stencils
feather pens
rap battles
the printing press
After the printing press was invented, people knew more about the world around them because they were able to...
thank Johannes Gutenberg
read books
write words
buy a paper
This invention showed people what direction they were moving in
cardinal directions
the compass
weast
GPS
This is the name of the tall fence that Iroquois Native Americans built around their villages to protect them from attacks
The Great Wall
A Palisade
A Wigwam
A Longship
Because they now had a more reliable compass, more and more men decided to...
explore the land and oceans far away from their homes
Sail away from home and never return
take land from people living in Antarctica
explore the land 10 miles from where they lived
This invention allowed The Vikings to be able to navigate through the ocean more easily than other Europeans at this time in history (763-1066).
Palisade
Wigwam
Longship
Canoe
to change your behavior so it is easier to survive in a place or a situation
contrast
occupied territory
geography
adapt
This is a person whose job it is to make maps
choreographer
mapologist
cartographer
explorer
a word that means you figure out how to get to a place by traveling
Sailing
Evaluation
Compassing
Navigation
This is land that someone already lives on or owns
Occupied Territory
Unoccupied territory
Continent
Property
This was the name of the group that the Iroquois created to discuss war, peace and trade with the 5 tribes.
The Constitution
The Iroquois Confederacy
The Algonquian Democracy
The Iroquois treaty
