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WorksheetsDCMS: 3 Week Review; QUIZ (GL)
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 22mins
Which region is known for rolling hills, many valleys, waterfalls, and is known as the "foot of the mountains"?
Blue Ridge
Piedmont
Sandhills
Inner/Outer Coastal Plain
Which region is known for beaches, Barrier islands, and marshes?
Piedmont
Sandhills
Coastal Zone
Coastal Plain
Why is there so much sand in the Sandhills region?
Mrs. Bain brought it back Myrtle Beach
The area used to be the beach a long, long, time ago
That just the way it is
True or False: People have only been migrating for the last 2000 years.
True
False
Which of the following could be a pull factor?
a destructive earthquake in Haiti
a strong education system in South Korea
a lack of jobs in Greece
a large number of refugees from Rwanda
Which of the following is a false statement?
Voluntary migration can be very difficult.
Many Native Americans were forced to migrate in the 1800s.
There are no refugees in the world today.
Many US immigrants passed through the immigration station on Ellis Island.
Which of the following is an example of forced migration?
Africans brought to the US as slaves
A family moving to the US from Mexico in search of work
Europeans establishing colonies in the New World
People leaving Benin for better farming conditions
The Trail of Tears was a(n) ________.
path many immigrants took across the Atlantic
forced migration of Irish-Americans in the 1900s
forced migration of the Cherokee nation
path people took when they did not pass inspection at Ellis Island
Between 1892 and 1954, ________ was a sign of welcome to many immigrants to the US.
the Golden Gate Bridge
the Washington Monument
the Sears Tower
the Statue of Liberty
Which of the following is an example of seasonal migration?
refugees who fled Russia due to religious persecution
a man who moves to California every summer to harvest crops and lives in Mexico through the winter
a child who lived in a tenement building until he was 18 and then moved to a farm
a woman who moved inland after a hurricane
Think back to our lesson about P.E.G.S. Factors and match the following:
Political
The monarchies in Europe
Economic
The plantation system
Geographic
The different regions of South Carolina
Social
Women's' Rights
Recalling your lesson on MIGRATION and PUSH & PULL FACTORS
PUSH FACTOR
The Catholic
monarchs of Europe were
determined to spread Christianity to the New
World.
PULL FACTOR
The slaves had no choice in moving to the New World. They were forcibly dragged from their homeland
NON FACTOR
The beaches were good for body surfing
Recalling your lesson on MIGRATION and PUSH & PULL FACTORS
PUSH FACTOR
Few job opportunities for many of the common people in Europe
PULL FACTOR
The New World was seen as an extension of the 'mother country', a home-from-home for new settlers
NON FACTOR
Great views of the Northern lights
True or False
CONTEXT can mean knowing what other events are happening at the same time as the one you are studying
True
False
The 3-G's are commonly believed to motive Europeans to colonize the Americas. They are:
God, Gold and Glory
God, Gravel and Gory
Grease, Grime and Goopy
Refer to your notebook:
What 3 tribes did we consider when studying about Native Americans in South Carolina
(a)
True or False...
Native Americans believed the land belonged to everyone to share.
True
False
What were the primary crops grown by Native Americans?
Corn, carrots, green beans.
Squash, carrots, lettuce.
Corn, pole beans, squash
How did natives of South Carolina preserve their history?
They wrote books
Storytelling
Take a look at your notes. What region were the Yemassee people found in?
(a)
True or False..
The Catawba were known as the Real People...living in the mountains with villages having as much as 600 people.
True
False
Which Native American group thrived along the Savannah River and ate clams and oysters?
Yemassee
Catawba
Cherokee
