Social Studies 3/6 Test

Match the following

• Cutting down trees to use for wood

• State Capital

• Place where ship load and unload

• Lumber

• A person who digs materials from the Earth

• Port

• A city in which the state government is located

• Miner

• Would that is cut into boards for building

• Logging

Match the following

• Please wear different roads meet

• Cross roads

• What can be found in mountain in the mountains near the water or at a crossroads of transportation?

• State government

• People who make the state laws

• Communities

• Kind of businesses

• Industries

Match the following of who the people in Seattle, Washington are

• One group of Indians, who live near the

• Chief Sealth

• Indian leader, who, for whom Seattle is named

• Duwamish

• Another group of Indians, who live near the town

• Suquamish

• People who cut down trees

• loggers

Match the following about important areas in Seattle, Washington’s history

• The location where settlers built their town

• Port

• A place where ships load and unload things

• Alki Point

• The large body of water near Seattle

• Pacific ocean

Match the following about important things in Seattle, Washington’s history

• Two new industries that I’ve come to Seattle

• Logging

• One important business in

• Airplane and computer

• Three natural resources of the Seattle area

• Lumber for building

• One main use for wood

• Tree water fish

Match the following

• The name fort defiance was replaced with

• Rocky Mountains

• Land settled by the Ute Indians

• Glen wood Colorado

• In 1881 Captain Cooper and other set up in this area.

• Fort Defiance

• Where are the Colorado Midland railroad chugged into Glenwood Springs in 1887?

• Glenwood

• Person who digs materials from the earth.

• Miner

True or false. The Utay first discovered the hot water springs deep within Glenwood Canyon. These waters helped make their aches and pains feel better.

• True

• False

True or false. The Rocky Mountains was a hard place to live, and traveling through the mountains were difficult, and it was hard to grow food.

• True

• False

True or false the Rocky Mountains had many natural resources

• True

• False

True or false Daniel Boone was a pioneer, who spent his life exploring and settling new parts of the country

• True

• False