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ATS-History 7
Qtr 1 Test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WB The climate of the Great Plains consists of low ___________ and frequent ____________. | rainfall dust storms |
| WB American Indians were forced to ___________ from their traditional homelands onto ____________. | relocate reservations |
| WB Because of new technologies, people began to see the Great Plains not as a ____________ but as a vast area to be ____________. | treeless wasteland settled |
| WB The reduction of the ____________ population caused many American Indians to ____________ into the western culture. | buffalo assimilate |
| WB The Great Plains can be described as having ____________ that gradually rise from the east to ____________. | flatlands west |
| WB Former enslaved African Americans journeyed west in hopes of finding a new ____________. | beginning |
| WB American Indian homelands were reduced because of broken ____________. | treaties |
| WORD BANK beginning rainfall settled treaties buffalo relocate reservations "dust storms" west flatlands "treeless wasteland" assimilate | WORD BANK beginning rainfall settled treaties buffalo relocate reservations "dust storms" west flatlands "treeless wasteland" assimilate |
| This person was a fierce and brave Apache who fled to Mexico and staged raids against incoming white settlers. Sitting Bull Chief Joseph Geronimo | Geronimo |
| This person was the Nez Perce leader who resisted forced relocation by leading his people towards Canada. Sitting Bull Chief Joseph Geronimo | Chief Joseph |
| He was the Lakota spiritual leader who led his people across the Plains in opposition to westwad expansion. Sitting Bull Chief Joseph Geronimo | Sitting Bull |
| Detroit is still famous today due to this particular industry that was developed here. | automotive |
| Chicago was the area where this specialized industry was developed at. | meat packing |
| Pittsburgh is where this type of industry was developed at. | steel |
| This particular industry was developed in New England. | textile |
| This amendment ensures all citizens the right to vote regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. | What was the 15th amendment about |
| This amendment bans slavery in the U.S. and all of its territories. | What was the 13th amendment about |
| This amendment grants citizenship to all persons born in the U.S. and guarantees them equal protection under the law. | What was the 14th amendment about |
| This amendment prohibits the manufacture, sale, and transport of alcoholic beverages. | What was the 18th amendment about |
| This amendment guarantees women the right to vote. | What was the 19th amendment about |
| Give 5 Reasons for Increased Western Expansion | -Opportunities for land ownership -New beginning for former enslaved African Americans -Desire for adventure -Possibility of wealth by discovering of gold & silver -Technological advances,including the Transcontinental RR |
| Give 4 Reasons for Increased Immigration | -Hope for better opportunities in America -Desire for adventure -Desire for religious freedom -Escape from opressive governments |
| This American Indian fled to Mexico, rather than remain on a reservation, and led raids against American settlers. | Geronimo |
| Name the agency that was created during Reconstruction to aid former enslaved African Americans in the South. | Freedman's Bureau |
| What was the most important thing that advances in transportation allowed to us? | finished products could now reach national markets more easily |
| What did the Jim Crow law make legal in many communities and states? | discrimination practices primarily against African Americans |
| Name an important legacy that Robert E. Lee left behind. | He became president of Washington College, which is now known as Washington and Lee University |
| There were many reasons why cities grew and developed. Name a reason | The rise of agricultural needs to meet the demands of a growing population |
| What is the 13th amendment about? | This amendment bans slavery in the U.S. and all of its territories. |
| What is the 14th amendment about? | This amendment grants citizenship to all persons born in the U.S. and guarantees them equal protection under the law. |
| What is the 15th amendment about? | This amendment ensures all citizens the right to vote regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. |
| What is the 18th amendment about? | This amendment prohibits the manufacture, sale, and transport of alcoholic beverages. |
| What is the 19th amendment about? | This amendment guarantees women the right to vote. |
| Important Areas: Massachusetts | Important Cities: Region: Boston North East |
| Important Areas: Utah | Important Cities: Region: Salt Lake City Rockies |
| Important State: Illinois | Important Cities: Region: Chicago MidWest |
| Important State: Georgia | Important Cities: Region: Atlanta South East |
| Important State: Washington | Important Cities: Region: Seattle Pacific |
| Important State: Texas | Important Cities: Region: San Antonio South West |
| Important State: Alaska | Important Cities: Region: Juneau Non Contiguous |
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