Washington History Unit 2 Review
Quiz by Brady Baildon
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- Q1What is a treaty?A written agreement between two states or sovereigns.Something sealed with a handshake.A law that citizens get to vote on.A lie that one group of people tells to another group.30s
- Q2What lead to cultural conflict between Native Americans and settlers?Different ideas about land ownershipWhite settlers were jealous of Native American cultureWhite settlers became sick from diseases spread by Native AmericansNative Americans invaded lands that white settlers had lived on for thousands of years30s
- Q3What is tribal sovereignty?A tribal ceremonyA tribal danceWhen Native Americans had to leave their landsRight to self government30s
- Q4What lead to some of the Indian Wars?Arguments over card gamesThe US government officially declared war on all Native AmericansWhen that pig ate some potatoesSettlers trespassed on reservation lands30s
- Q5This act broke up reservations and gave each Native American family a small piece of land.The Smith ActThe Baildon ActThe Dawes ActThe Stevens Treaties30s
- Q6Why were Indian boarding schools created?To give teachers jobs out westTo kidnap Native American children and sell themTo change Indian culture to make it more like white cultureTo help Native Americans learn math and science30s
- Q7What is one thing a territory needs to do to become a state?Set up a public school systemBuild hospitalsHave at least 20,000 white menGet rid of all Native Americans30s
- Q8What does transcontinental mean?continuousover land and seaa trainacross the continent30s
- Q9Washington's two transcontinental railroads were the Northern Pacific Railroad and ___________The Northwest ExpressThe Pacific Train Co.The Great Northern RailroadThe Polar Express30s
- Q10Many of the railroad workers were Chinese and _________IrishRussianBritishSingaporean30s
- Q11Railroads affected Washington's economy in all of the following ways, EXCEPT:lumber and coal industries grewmore people traveled to WashingtonAllowed farmers to sell goods to people across the countryMore people got rich in the New York stock exchange30s
- Q12Nativists were upset about immigration for all of the following reasons, EXCEPT:They disliked those who were differentThey thought immigrants would take their jobsThey were jealous of immigrants' cultureThey thought immigrants would ruin American culture30s
- Q13Why did Washington cities experience spectacular growth between 1880 and 1910?Washington was voted "best place to live" by big newspapersEveryone moved south from Canada into WashingtonPeople loved the mild weather and constant rainRailroads and the Klondike Gold Rush brought a lot of people and money to the state30s
- Q14Why did stampeders choose to leave from Seattle to head up north?Seattle had weather just like the YukonThe railroads connected Seattle with the rest of the country and Seattle had deepwater seaports.They truly believed in Seattle's motto of "West Coast Best Coast"Seattle had the best prices on mining supplies30s