USI PCS SGA2 Review

Which explorer established and claimed the area on the map?

• Robert LaSalle

• John Cabot

• Francisco Coronado

• Samuel de Champlain

Which of the American Indian tribes inhabited the Northwest and Arctic regions?

• Iroquois

• Kwakiutl

• Lakota

• Pueblo

• Inuit

What accomplishments were made by French explorers in the Western Hemisphere?

• Claimed the Mississippi River valley

• Claimed the Southwestern United States

• Claimed Florida and the Caribbean Islands

• Established the settlement of Quebec

Which group established missions in the New World?

• Spanish

• French

• Mexcian

• British

What reasons led to conflicts between the Europeans and American Indians?

• Farming Techniques

• Spread of disease

• Use of metal tools

• Land ownership

• Trade Competition

Which colony was NOT established for economic reasons?

• Pennsylvania

• Jamestown

• Roanoke Island

• Georgia

What does this scenario illustrate about the political and economic relationship between the colonies and Great Britain?

• Great Britain placed taxes on the American colonies.

• The colonies traded raw materials for manufactured goods from Great Britain.

• While a colonial legislature made laws for each colony, the colonial governor monitored them.

• Appointed governors enforced British laws which colonists had to obey.

What political idea that led to the American Revolution is Patrick Henry most likely referring to?

• Taxation without colonial representation must be protested.

• The colonies had the right to form their own nation.

• Slavery must be abolished throughout Great Britain and the colonies.

• Government should protect the lives and properties of its citizens.

Who worked with the king of France to get supplies for colonists in the American Revolution?

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Paul Revere

Which events took place prior to the signing of the Declaration of Independence?

• Boston Tea Party

• Boston Massacre

• Battle of Saratoga

• Battle of Lexington

• First Continental Congress