Stein "French Roots in North America" by Sharon Franklin

Where did the author begin her adventure?

• London, England

• Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.

• Tokyo, Japan

• Paris, France

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Jacques Cartier explored the St. Lawrence River in what year?

• 1535

• 1645

• 1755

• 1825

What is known as the heart of French culture in North America?

• Montreal

• Quebec City

• Ottawa

• Toronto

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What city is the oldest in the midwestern part of the United States?

• St. Louis, Missouri

• Detroit, Michigan

• Chicago, Illinois

• Minneapolis, Minnesota

In what year did Henry Ford invent the moving assembly line?

• 1912

• 1913

• 1914

• 1915

What is Detroit's nickname?

• The Automobile City

• The Motor Metropolis

• The Motor City

• The Car Capital

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Berry Gordy opened his own record company and called his headquarters what?

• "Music City, USA"

• "Hitsville, USA"

• "Rockville, USA"

• "Groovetown, USA"

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In 1803 France sold the Lousiana Territory to the United States. The sale was called the?

• Treaty of Paris

• Adams-Onis Treaty

• Louisiana Purchase

• Louisiana Treaty

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In 1904 the World's Fair was held in what city?

• New York

• St. Louis

• Chicago

• San Francisco

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What is St. Louis's most famous landmark?

• The Eiffel Tower

• The Gateway Arch

• The Statue of Liberty

• The Empire State Building

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