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Reading 2/10/23: Native American Impact

Quiz by Megan Pack

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  • Q1

    1. Part A: How is the text organized?

    Using problem and solution

    Using compare and contrast

    Using cause and effect

    Using description

    300s
  • Q2

    2. Part B: Using the structure chosen in part A, What is the author's purpose in writing this text?

    To show how great westward expansion was.

    To explain the actions of American Indians and the effect they had on the US expanding west.

    To explain the actions of Americans while expanding the US and the effect it had on the American Indians

    To describe the unique ways settlers moved out west.

    300s
  • Q3

    3. What is the author’s overall message of the text? (Think Main Idea)

    The author’s overall message of this text is that westward expansion had a huge negative impact on the Native American People.

    The author’s overall message of this text is that sometimes you have to fight for what you want.

    The author’s overall message of this text is that westward expansion was an exciting time in US history.

    The author’s overall message of this text is that westward expansion was beneficial for everyone.

    300s
  • Q4

    4. Which section of the text does NOT support the authors overall message from the previous question?

    Lasting impact

    Indian Removal Act

    The northwest ordinance

    300s
  • Q5

    5. What was the impact of the Indian Removal Act? (think effect)

    They were forced off their homeland

    Many Native Americans died

    The US gained more land, previously owned by Native Americans

    Many Native Americans got Diseases

    All of the above

    300s
  • Q6

    6. What was the cause of the Trail of Tears?

    The Indian removal Act forced American Indians to be removed off their land

    The Native Americans wanted to be separate from the US government

    The white settlers were forced to move onto Indian land.

    Disease, hunger and bad conditions caused American Indians to die

    300s
  • Q7

    7. Summarize the main idea of the SECTION “Lasting Impact” in one sentence.

    The US was treated unfairly by the American Indians, but by the beginning of the 1900, almost all citizens had found a place to move to

    The American Indians fought hard against the US, but by the beginning of the 1900, almost all of them had been relocated.

    The US treated American Indians fairly and this lead to a peaceful time in history.

    300s
  • Q8

    8. Explain the meaning of the word “relocation" as it is used in the text.     "The Indian Removal Act caused the Trail of Tears. This was the name given to the relocation of several Native American tribes to the West."

    separate from your family

    move to another place.

    fight in a battle

    severely wounded

    300s

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