End of Unit Quiz: Rights, Freedoms, and Michigan History.

What was the Trail of Tears?

• The forced move of Native people West and out of their homeland.

• A very sad story about hiking.

• A walking path near Mount Rushmore that is known for being dangerous.

• A battle between the British and the French.

What people did NOT claim Michigan land before the United States was founded?

• Native Americans/Indigenous peoples

• French

• British

• Chinese

What is the purpose of a monument?

• To honor or remember a person or event.

• To show how people use to dress.

• To show how tall people were.

• To scare people away from bad decisions.

The "Gateway to Freedom: International Memorial to the Underground Railroad" shows people on the final steps to escaping enslavement. Where are the freedom seekers headed?

• Europe

• Canada

• France

• Mexico

What was the Underground Railroad?

• A path to follow for freedom seekers.

• A secret network of tunnels.

• A fast train that move people North.

• A group of people who wanted to go south.

Who was the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad?

• George Washington

• Rosa Parks

• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

• Harriet Tubman

As American citizens we have certain rights. What is a "right?"

• What a person can do or have, that is protected by law.

• You are able to answer questions and be mostly correct.

• You are able to write letters, texts, or essays to anyone.

This is a bonus point area where you can share additional information that you learned or found interesting through our exploration of Michigan's history. Use your own words and do not copy from our social studies workbook. (1-2 points available)