Chapter 3

Who was one of the first European countries to explore and colonize in the Western Hemisphere?

• Portugal

• Spain

• France

• England

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Hernan Cortes conquered the ______ Empire.

• Aztec

• Inca

• Roman

• Greek

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Which city in the United States has a Spanish name?

• San Francisco

• New York

• Chicago

• Boston

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In the 1600s, the first French explorers arrived in ______.

• Mexico

• Canada

• Brazil

• Argentina

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Which city is best known as an American city with French origins?

• New York

• Los Angeles

• New Orleans

• Miami

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Which French-style doughnut is a tasty treat in New Orleans?

• Beignet

• Croissant

• Eclair

• Macaron

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Midnight Mass on the night before Christmas is a tradition from which country?

• Spain

• Portugal

• France

• Italy

Why do we speak English in the United States?

• Because of English colonization

• Because of Spanish influence

• Because of French settlers

• Because of German immigrants.

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Which of the following is an English-named place in North America?

• Paris, USA

• Windsor, Canada

• Berlin, USA

• Madrid, Canada

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The English brought the religion of _______ to the colonies.

• Catholicism

• Hinduism

• Protestantism

• Buddhism

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