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  • What number is the Gulf of Alaska?
    8
    7
    6
    5
  • Which tribe were open to the gospel?
    Mohawks
    Cherokees
    Shawnees
    Creeks
  • The Cherokee tribe is now the largest tribe in the United States.
    True
    False
  • Who taught SYLLABARY to the Indian children?
    Massasoit
    Sequoya
    Joseph Brant
    Tecumseh
  • Massasoit was the chief of which tribe?
    Iroquois
    Seminoles
    Wampanoag
    Delaware
  • Who was the famous Mohawk Chief?
    Tecumseh
    Massasoit
    Joseph Brant
    Sequoya
  • What number is the Caribbean Sea?
    1
    2
    4
    3
  • Who was half Cherokee?
    Joseph Brant
    Massasoit
    Sequoya
    Tecumseh
  • Which tribe name means “Southerners”?
    Cherokee
    Mohawks
    Creeks
    Shawnees
  • Why has the fishing industry in the Atlantic declined?
    The radiation from the nuclear waste killed most the fish.
    The fish swam to the Southern Ocean to get warm.
    The waters were heavily fished for many years.
    The sharks and whales over eat.
  • The Pacific Ocean is the saltiest ocean.
    True
    False
  • The Cumberland Gap was a narrow passage way through which pioneer families passed on their way west.
    True
    False
  • What number is the Atlantic Ocean?
    2
    4
    1
    3
  • Which tribe lives in Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky?
    Mohawks
    Creeks
    Shawnees
    Cherokee
  • The Shenandoah Valley were settled by farmers attracted to the rich soil.
    False
    True
  • United States is the _____ largest country in the world.
    4th
    3rd
    2nd
    5th
  • What number is the Beaufort Sea?
    5
    8
    6
    7
  • The largest known underground cave system in the world is the Mammoth Cave.
    True
    False
  • Hopewell Indians were far more advanced than many other Indian cultures that followed them.
    True
    False
  • Which mountain range is named for the smoky-looking haze that often envelopes the range?
    Great Smoky Mountain
    Great Cloudy Mountain
    Great Hazy Mountain
    Great Foggy Mountain
  • Which tribe were known as man eaters and would torture their captives?
    Mohawks
    Cherokee
    Creeks
    Shawnees
  • Cod, herring, haddoc, ocean perch, sardine, and tuna are currently plentiful in the Atlantic.
    True
    False
  • Wapitis are no longer found in the eastern United States.
    True
    False
  • The Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca were all part of which league of 5 nations?
    Hopewell
    Iroquois
    Shawnee
    Seminole
  • What number is the Pacific Ocean?
    2
    4
    3
    1
  • The surface temperature range of the Atlantic Ocean varies from ____ to ____.
    80°F- 50°F
    80°F- 28°F
    70°F- 28°F
    70°F- 20°F
  • American elks are also called _______.
    Wampum
    Mohawks
    Venison
    Wapiti
  • Who travelled horse back during his missionary travel and had increasing pain?
    Roger Williams
    John Campanius
    David Brainerd
    John Elliot
  • Boston Bay, Cape Cod Bay, Chesapeake Bay, Long Island Sound and New York Bay are all examples of ______.
    Harbors
    Gaps
    Plains
    Dams
  • Which of the following is not a region in the United States?
    Eastern United States
    Western United States
    Middle United States
    Northrn United States
  • Which tribe lives in Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama?
    Mohawks
    Shawnees
    Creeks
    Cherokee
  • Which tribe met the pilgrims when they landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620?
    Seminoles
    Wampanoag
    Delaware
    Iroquois
  • Creek, Choctaw, and Chickasaw Indians made up a mixture of the Seminole tribe.
    True
    False
  • Which is the biggest mammals in Eastern Woodlands?
    Wapiti
    Wild turkey
    Black bear
    White-tailed deer
  • All of the listed are part of the chief ranges of the Appalachians.
    False
    True
  • Which of the following is not true of white- tailed deer?
    It has a large tail that is white underneath.
    Their fawns have white spots on their brown coat.
    It is easy to spot in the woods.
    It raises its tail when danger approaches.
  • Which tribe shared the first Thanksgiving dinner with the pilgrims?
    Delaware
    Wampanoag
    Iroquois
    Seminoles
  • Which bird was chosen to be America’s National bird?
    Bald eagle
    Barred owl
    Wild turkey
    Pelican
  • Which Iroquois tribe were not in the League of 5 nations ?
    Shawnees
    Mohawks
    Creeks
    Cherokee
  • Which is the most prominent landform in the eastern North America?
    Himalayan Mountains
    Appalachian Mountains
    Cascade Mountains
    Andes Mountains
  • Which tribe lives in the Everglades and not known for farming?
    Delaware
    Seminoles
    Iroquois
    Wampanoag
  • Only one family can live in a long-house in the Iroquois tribe.
    True
    False
  • Deer were among the most important prey of the woodland Indians.
    True
    False
  • The Iroquois League formed the smallest Indian group in the eastern US.
    False
    True
  • What number is the Gulf of Mexico?
    6
    5
    8
    7
  • An Indian from which tribe helped Kit Carson as he traveled west?
    Seminoles
    Iroquois
    Delaware
    Wampanoag
  • What number is the Gulf of St. Lawrence?
    10
    11
    12
    9
  • Massasoit introduced Samoset to the pilgrims.
    True
    False
  • Who fought to keep all white men out of Indian territory?
    Massasoit
    Tecumseh
    Sequoya
    Joseph Brant
  • Which were the 2 broad coastal lowlands east and south of the Piedmont?
    Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plains
    Atlantic and Northern Coastal Plain
    Pacific and Western Coastal Plains
    Pacific and Gulf Coastal Plains
  • Near the bottom of the Atlantic, the temperature is boiling most of the time.
    False
    True
  • Which tribe was known to be gentle and peace loving? They adopted ways of the white man.
    Seminoles
    Iroquois
    Wampanoag
    Delaware
  • Which Indian tribes built large mounds for the dead and for worshiping false gods?
    Mohawk
    Oneida
    Hope well
    Iroquois
  • The oceans and seas of the world make up one huge body of water, covering _____ % of the earth's surface.
    55
    70
    65
    60
  • What number is the Bering Sea?
    8
    5
    7
    6
  • Who was a well known Shawnee chief?
    Massasoit
    Tecumseh
    Sequoya
    Joseph Brant
  • The Atlantic Ocean separates the world's busiest industrial regions (Europe and N. America).
    True
    False
  • The Appalachian range has some of the most extensive ______ forests in the world.
    evergreen
    deciduous
    conifer
    biennial
  • Who invented the written language for the Cherokees?
    Tecumseh
    Sequoya
    Massasoit
    Joseph Brant
  • Which region of the coastal plain affects the rivers and streams west of the Chesapeake Bay?
    Cape Cod
    Long Island Sound
    Tide-water
    Water-tide
  • Who founded Rhode Island and worked among the Narragansett?
    David Brainerd
    John Elliot
    John Campanius
    Roger Williams
  • Eastern United States was covered by forests before the first white man settled.
    False
    True
  • Syllabary is the system of syllable symbols used by Cherokee Indian as their writing language.
    False
    True
  • Which tribe was made up of runaway slaves?
    Delaware
    Wampanoag
    Iroquois
    Seminoles
  • ______ are beads made of quahog by Indians.
    Wapiti
    Wild turkey
    Quahog (hard-shelled clam)
    Bald eagle
  • Translated the Bible into the indian’s native language and was known for completing the first bible to be printed in US
    John Campanius
    David Brainerd
    John Elliot
    Roger Williams
  • Which tribe lives in the area of the Smokey Mountains and North Carolina?
    Cherokee
    Creeks
    Mohawks
    Shawnees
  • Tattamy was a faithful Indian interpreter for this missionary.
    John Elliot
    Roger Williams
    John Campanius
    David Brainerd
  • Which animal resembles a pheasant with a heavy body?
    Wild turkey
    Pelican
    Bobwhite
    Horned owl
  • Which tribe broke up into small family groups during the winter to live in hunting camps?
    Creeks
    Shawnees
    Mohawks
    Cherokees
  • What number is the Baffin Bay?
    10
    11
    9
    12
  • Benjamin Franklin recommenced a Wild Turkey for America’s National bird.
    True
    False
  • What number is the Arctic Ocean?
    1
    3
    4
    2
  • Known as the “Apostle to the Indians”
    Roger Williams
    David Brainerd
    John Campanius
    John Elliot
  • Who tried writing in pictographs?
    Joseph Brant
    Sequoya
    Tecumseh
    Massasoit
  • Wild turkeys are extinct.
    True
    False
  • Who was the Swedish Lutheran missionary who translated Martin Luther’a catechism into the language of natives?
    John Campanius
    John Elliot
    David Brainerd
    Roger Williams
  • The Iroquois lived in what kind of houses?
    Cabins
    Rock house
    Hut
    Long-house
  • The Appalachians has 7 chief ranges.
    False
    True
  • Who helped translate parts of the Bible and the Angelican prayer book into the Mohawk language?
    Tecumseh
    Joseph Brant
    Sequoya
    Massasoit
  • Who fought in the French And Indian war at age 13?
    Joseph Brant
    Tecumseh
    Massasoit
    Sequoya
  • Which plateau lies between the Appalachians and the Atlantic Coastal Plains?
    Colorado Plateau
    Tibetan Plateau
    Aquarius Plateau
    Piedmont Plateau
  • Who made a huge contribution to the large redwood trees in California?
    Massasoit
    Joseph Brant
    Sequoya
    Tecumseh
  • Who founded America’s first Baptist Church?
    David Brainerd
    John Elliot
    Roger Williams
    John Campanius
  • Number 11 represents the Bay of Campeche.
    False
    True
  • Which tribe kept a pictorial chronicle of their history and traditions?
    Delaware
    Seminoles
    Iroquois
    Wampanoag
  • Which missionary continued to preach even with tuberculosis?
    John Campanius
    John Elliot
    Roger Williams
    David Brainerd
  • Was known for organizing towns and his praying Indians.
    John Campanius
    John Elliot
    David Brainerd
    Roger Williams
  • Which tribe helped white men build houses, plant crops in return for education and training in Christianity?
    Creeks
    Cherokees
    Shawnees
    Mohawks
  • The members of some Indian tribes use bear grease to make their hair shine.
    False
    True
  • What number is the Hudson Bay?
    10
    11
    9
    12
  • In the Bible, God told His people that they can eat fish but not shellfish.
    False
    True
  • Who fought with the British Soldiers in the war of 1812?
    Joseph Brant
    Massasoit
    Tecumseh
    Sequoya
  • What number is the Gulf of California?
    12
    11
    9
    10
  • Which tribe had people who lived by the creek?
    Cherokees
    Mohawks
    Creeks
    Shawnees
  • Jospeh Brant belonged to which tribe?
    Creeks
    Mohawks
    Shawnees
    Cherokee
  • Which Iroquois tribe were the eastern most tribe?
    Mohawks
    Creeks
    Cherokee
    Shawnees
  • What is the second largest body of water in the world?
    Arctic Ocean
    Atlantic Ocean
    Pacific Ocean
    Southern Ocean
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