Apple Test

Rosie the Riveter represented women who __________ during World War II.

• went to war

• became nurses

• worked in factory jobs

• planted “victory gardens”

What is the significance of apples in American history?

• Symbol of health and prosperity

• Symbol of rebellion

• Symbol of industrialization

• Symbol of peace

Which famous American folk hero is associated with planting apple trees?

• Paul Bunyan

• Johnny Appleseed

• Davy Crockett

• John Henry

In which region of the United States did apple orchards first become popular?

• Northeast

• Midwest

• Southwest

• Southeast

What role did apples play in the colonial economy?

• Used as currency

• Exported as a major crop

• Used in bartering

• None of the above

Which U.S. state is known as the largest producer of apples?

• California

• Washington

• New York

• Michigan

How did apples contribute to the diet of early American settlers?

• Source of vitamin C

• Source of protein

• Source of carbohydrates

• Source of fats

What is the historical significance of apple cider in colonial America?

• Used as a form of currency

• Popular beverage and safer than water

• Used in religious ceremonies

• None of the above

Which Native American tribe is known for cultivating apples before European settlers arrived?

• Iroquois

• Cherokee

• Navajo

• None, apples were introduced by Europeans

What was the primary reason for the introduction of apple trees to America by European settlers?

• For ornamental purposes

• For food and drink

• For medicinal purposes

• For trade with Native Americans