Chapter 4 Early Government
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- Q1How did the Louisiana Purchase impact the future state of Oklahoma?It had no significant impact on Oklahoma's developmentIt led to the immediate establishment of Oklahoma as a stateIt allowed for the creation of Native American reservations in OklahomaIt opened up land for westward expansion and settlement30s
- Q2What role did the Louisiana Purchase play in shaping Oklahoma's future demographics?It led to a decrease in the population due to warsIt established a majority Native American populationIt discouraged migration by settlersIt increased the influx of settlers from the eastern U.S.30s
- Q3What was the primary significance of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803?It annexed MexicoIt doubled the size of the United StatesIt granted independence to LouisianaIt was a treaty with Canada30s
- Q4In addition to the Red River, what other geographical feature was established as a boundary for Oklahoma in the Adams-Onis Treaty?The Great PlainsThe 49th ParallelThe Mississippi RiverThe 100th Meridian30s
- Q5Which river was established as one of the boundaries for Oklahoma in the Adams-Onis Treaty?The Rio GrandeThe Red RiverThe Ohio RiverThe Tennessee River30s
- Q6What two future boundaries were established for the state of Oklahoma according to the Adams-Onis Treaty?The Red River and the 100th MeridianThe Ohio River and the Mississippi RiverThe Colorado River and the 49th ParallelThe Missouri River and the Arkansas River30s
- Q7Who established a trading post in 1817 near the site of present-day Salina?Jean Pierre ChouteauAuguste Pierre ChouteauPierre de La VérendryeBenjamin Franklin30s
- Q8In which year did Auguste Pierre Chouteau establish a trading post near the site of present-day Salina?180518251830181730s
- Q9What was the primary purpose of the trading post established by Auguste Pierre Chouteau?EducationTradeAgricultureManufacturing30s
- Q10What was the main economic activity in the area where Auguste Pierre Chouteau established his trading post?MiningTextile manufacturingFur tradingFarming30s
- Q11Which geographical feature was likely significant to the location of Auguste Pierre Chouteau's trading post near present-day Salina?RiversDesertsForestsMountains30s
- Q12What was the purpose of the series of forts such as Ft Gibson, Ft Smith, and Ft Towson planned by the American government?To protect white settlers in Indian countryTo establish military bases for foreign invasionsTo serve as centers for agricultural developmentTo build trade routes to the Far West30s
- Q13Which of the following forts was NOT part of the series planned to protect the southern border and manage relations with Native Americans?Ft KnoxFt GibsonFt TowsonFt Smith30s
- Q14What role did Ft Gibson play in the context of American expansion during the 19th century?It was primarily a trading post for Native AmericansIt was the first fort established in the Pacific NorthwestIt served as a cultural center for indigenous tribesIt acted as a supply and communication hub for military and settlers30s
- Q15Why did the American government establish forts like Ft Smith in the 19th century?To create trade agreements with foreign countriesTo manage conflicts between settlers and Native American tribesTo promote tourism in the regionTo expand agricultural practices30s