- With which field of study are the terms artifact, carbon dating, and dig site associated?
Your answer:
economics
archeology
civics
sociology
- Which document is considered a primary source?
Your answer:
a biography of the life of John D. Rockefeller
a textbook account of the American Revolution
a personal diary kept by a person who works in a sweatshop
an encyclopedia article abou the Reconstruction Period
- Which statement provides evidence that Native American Indians adapted to their environment?
Your answer:
The Delaware used oral tradition to retell their history.
The Pueblos developed an irrigation system for farming.
The Maya made great advances in mathematics.
The many tribes of the Great Plains spoke different languages.
- In which region of the United States was the first permanent English settlement located?
Your answer:
Great Plains
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
- Along which river were most of the settlements in New France located?
Your answer:
Mohawk
St. Lawrence
Hudson
Missouri
- Base your answers to questions 6 and 7 on the passage below and on your knowledge of social studies. The Confederation was led by the Grand Council. It consisted of 50 sachems, or chiefs, from each nation's tribal council. Each of the five nations ran its own affairs independently. However, the Grand Council made decisions that affected the Confederation as a whole. The Grand Council was responsible for maintaining peace among the members. It also handled political and military matters such as forging treaties with other Indian nations and declaring war.
Your answer:
Navajo
Iroquois
Algonquian
Seminole
- Which democratic idea is reflected in the passage?
Your answer:
representative government
judicial review
universal suffrage
checks and balances
- The slogan "No taxation without representation" referred to taxes enacted by
Your answer:
the First Continental Congress
colonial legislators
the English Parliament
town meetings
- Which set of events is in the correct chronological order?
Your answer:
Declaration of Independence --> French and Indian War --> Boston Tea Party
Boston Tea Party--> Declaration of Independence --> French and Indian War
French and Indian War --> Declaration of Independence --> Boston Tea Party
French and Indian War --> Boston Tea Party --> Declaration of Independence