WorksheetsNothing Rhymes with Orange Ch 4-5
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins
In the year ____, violent earthquakes left the Great Stone Church in ruins.
1776
1812
1821
Miss Jones said that Spain's ____ ____ would not pay to repair the Great Stone Church.
Gaspar de Portola
King Carlos
Junipero Serra
Rather than pay (a) to Spain, Mexican rebels wanted their own government
A pirate named Hippolyte de Bouchard (a) the California coast, pillaging pueblos and missions, stealing silver, gold, and other treasures.
What did De Bouchard and his pirates do when they came ashore? (Check all that apply.)
stole valuables
burried two large church bells
burned huts
looted Father Serra's chapel
Some said the pirates did more damage to the mission than the 1812 _____.
government
Mexican rebels
earthquakes
When the war between Mexico and Spain was over in 1821, all the land that would later become Orange County was a part of (a) .
The Spanish soldiers and many of the Franciscan Fathers left their presidios, pueblos, and missions and returned to _____.
Mexico
Orange County
Spain
Some Spanish families stayed in what would become Orange County because King Carlos gave them large gifts--some called ____ ____.
(a)
By the 1840's, more than ___ big land grants had been granted in what is now Orange County.
10
20
30
40
Another name for land grants is (a) .
Orange County was a part of Mexico from
1769-1776
1812-1821
1821-1848
Sleek Yankee sailing ships soon were coming ashore all along the California coast to trade their (a) goods
Goods traded included:
(Check all that apply.)
knives
cowhides
ranchos
jump ropes
Chapman's Old Mission oranges was located in what city in Orange County?
Orange
Anaheim
Fullerton
Yorba Linda
What was Father Junipero Serra called?
A western explorer
The father of our county
A student in Miss Jones's class
Father Junipero Serra was accused by some of using harsh methods in his dealing with _____ ______.
Mexican rebels
Native Americans
Spanish soldiers
Ranch owners
Yankee sailing ships were coming ashore all along the California coast to trade their manufactured goods. What does manufactured mean?
grown by farmers
built with machines
Made by man in Hawaii, then flown to California
In 1835, Richard Henry Dana, Jr., a boy sailor, was part of the crew on a tall ship named (a) .
Young Richard Henry Dana, Jr, wrote he was very _______ as the sailors lowered him down the cliff to retrieve the stray cowhides.
frightened
excited
dizzy
