Part 1 of Unit 1 Test 2025

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How did the Eastern Woodland Natives use natural resources?

Back

They used rivers for drinking, bathing, and fishing along with trees for canoes.

Front

Why were the 'three sisters' grown together by Native Americans?

Back

Corn provided tall stalks for the beans to climb and the squash spread along the ground.

Front

Which of the following was NOT a source of conflict between the Eastern Woodland Natives and Europeans?
- Europeans believed land was a resource to be owned and Natives believed land was communal
- Europeans tried to enslave the Natives
- Europeans taught the Natives how to farm the land
- Europeans brought diseases over that killed off many Natives

Back

Europeans taught the Natives how to farm the land

Front

What was NOT a main reason for European settlement? Options: religion, raw materials, new routes and markets

Back

loss of loyalty

Front

How did Europeans trade impact Native Culture?

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Natives became more dependent on European goods and created new trading systems amongst themselves.

Front

What South Carolina tribe is the only one that is federally recognized?

Back

Catawba

Front

The widespread destruction of Native populations was largely caused by the

Back

European disease.

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representative government and first elected group of lawmakers in British North America

Back

House of Burgesses

Front

What was the stage of the Triangular Trade Route in which millions of Africans were shipped to North America and the West Indies as part of the slave trade?

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The Middle Passage

Front

What was the biggest difference between slaves and indentured servants?

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Indentured servants chose to work in exchange for passage to the new colonies and were free to go when their contract ended.