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WorksheetsU.S History Unit 1 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Native Americans had separate, unique, and complex cultural groups. Translation: remember the native American Regions and cultures assignment.
True
False
What does Sedentary mean?
staying in one place to build sturdy, non-mobile homes.
continually move to find food.
Flying by the seat of your pants.
Built Ford Tough!
What does Nomadic mean?
No one is allowed to get mad.
They stayed in one place to build sturdy, non-mobile homes.
continually move to find food.
Seeking God, Gold, Glory
What are at least 2 things the Maya, Inca, and Aztec had in common?
human sacrifices medical procedures
human sacrifices and farming
Medical procedures and formidable army.
formidable army and farming.
What is the longest river in the United States?
Rio Grande
Snake
Colorado
Mississippi
What Ocean is on the Eastern Coast of the U.S.? Think: maps assignment.
Indian
Atlantic
Arctic
Pacific
Puerto Rico is a U.S.
state
Lake
Territory
City
Which states of the following states border Canada? Think: World Map, U.S. Political map.
Utah
North Dakota
Wyoming
South Carolina
What states border Mexico?
Nevada
Florida
Arizona
Colorado
What was life like for native Americans prior to Europeans exploring the Americas?
Disease and being conquerred my Spanish and other explorers
Natural Wealth and nearly 100 million native Americans and the non existance of any European diseases.
The horse, pig and Cattle.
Citrus fruit, wheat, grapes were eaten by Native Americans before the European arrival.
Match the Native American migration theory with its definition.
Ancient peoples walking across an ice bridge from siberia to canada
Beringia Land Bridge
stone age Europeans sailing across the Atlantic Ocean.
Salutrean
Ancient Chinese boating from one island to another along the west coast looking for animal food living in the ____ forests in the ocean.
Kelp Highway
Match the Native American Region with the characteristics of the tribes who lived in that area.
Eastern Woodland
Longhouses, fishing
Southwest
Adobe House, Agriculture
Latin America
Terraced Farming, well developed cities.
Arctic
Igloos, Hunt seals, very cold weather
Northwest Forests
Totem poles, Fishermen, Pacific Coast
What are the 3 G's of Spanish and European exploration?
God, Gold, Glory
Gas, God, Gold
Games, Glory, God.
Gold, silver, bronze
Which of the following items from the Old World became important in the New World due to the Columbian Exchange?
Corn
Grains
potatoes
Tomatoes
Which of the following is NOT true of the Middle Passage?
Ship captains threw slaves overboard if they were sick or dying
Slaves were packed into the bottoms of ships and chained in place
The majority of the slaves ended up in the 13 British Colonies
Many people died due to disease and starvation
The following is applicable to which group? Extracted resources like gold, silver and claimed land for the queen, and converted masses to Christian religion.
Native Americans
Eurpopean explorers.
The following is applicable to which group? Were no match for the sophisticated weapons and Horses of the conquistadors, suffered unimaginable losses due to disease brought over from Europe
Native Americans
Europeans
Asian missionaries
As part of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Europeans obtained Africans mainly as a result of
Europeans capturing Africans from the interior of the African continent
Africans leaving willingly in search of a better life
European conquests in Africa
Africans selling other Africans
Africans were brought to the Americas as slaves when
All Native Americans were already dead.
Africans were more familiar with local geography
the Native American population drastically decreased because of smallpox and other diseases.
Spain took over all of the African nations.
What are two lasting impacts of European exploration in the Americas? make sure you've looked at the map before you answer this one!
The presence of the Roman catholic religion, spanish language and plants and animal exchanges
The presence of the protestant church and the Spanish language.
The presence of the Dutch and Catholic church
The portuguese langauge and the protestant church.
