Question 1

Native Americans/First Nations lived

Accepted Answer

A) Only in small temporary settlements. 
B) Only in permanent settlements,villages and cities. 
C) Some groups lived in migratory groups and others in villages and cities. 
D) Generally groups lived large cities comparable in size to the largest European cities. 
A) Only in small temporary settlements. 
B) Only in permanent settlements,villages and cities. 
C) Some groups lived in migratory groups and others in villages and cities. 
D) Generally groups lived large cities comparable in size to the largest European cities. C

Question 2

What is the relationship between demographic changes in the late 20ᵗʰ century and technology? As the world technology allows the world to become more interconnected how will that impact immigration and unique local cultures?

Accepted Answer

The relationship between demographic changes in the late 20th century and technology is complex and multifaceted. On one hand, advancements in technology have led to significant changes in population dynamics. Improved healthcare and medical technology have contributed to increased life expectancy, leading to an aging population in many parts of the world. Additionally, technological advancements have also facilitated increased global migration, as transportation and communication have become more accessible and efficient.

As the world becomes more interconnected through technology, the impact on immigration and unique local cultures is significant. On one hand, technology has made it easier for people to move across borders and seek opportunities in different parts of the world. This has led to increased immigration and cultural diversity in many countries. On the other hand, the interconnectedness facilitated by technology has also led to concerns about the erosion of unique local cultures. As people become more connected to global trends and influences, there is a risk of homogenization and the loss of traditional cultural practices and identities.

Overall, the relationship between demographic changes and technology in the late 20th century has had a profound impact on immigration and local cultures. As technology continues to advance and the world becomes increasingly interconnected, it is important to consider the implications for demographic shifts and cultural diversity, and to work towards preserving and celebrating the richness of local cultures in the face of globalization.

Question 3

Law that allowed settlers to purchase land at $1.25 per acre was called what?

Accepted Answer

A) The Homestead Act 
B) The Preemption Act of 1841 
C) The Dawes Act 
D) The Castello Plan of 1822 
A) The Homestead Act 
B) The Preemption Act of 1841 
C) The Dawes Act 
D) The Castello Plan of 1822 B

Question 4

What European colonial power controlled what is now Alaska prior to 1867?

Accepted Answer

A) France 
B) Britain 
C) Russia 
D) Spain 
A) France 
B) Britain 
C) Russia 
D) Spain

Question 5

After 1755,many French settlers left Nova Scotia for what reason?

Accepted Answer

A) They were having trouble farming in such a cold climate. 
B) They didn't like that so many English were moving into the region. 
C) The British government deported them. 
D) Many of the sources favorite French foods and beverages could not be grown there. 
A) They were having trouble farming in such a cold climate. 
B) They didn't like that so many English were moving into the region. 
C) The British government deported them. 
D) Many of the sources favorite French foods and beverages could not be grown there.

Question 6

The Laws of the Indies,dictated the patterns of settlement for colonies established by which European group?

Accepted Answer

A) The French 
B) The Portuguese 
C) The British 
D) The Spanish 
A) The French 
B) The Portuguese 
C) The British 
D) The Spanish

Question 7

The settlements of New Netherlands were lost to what colonial power in 1664?

Accepted Answer

A) Spain 
B) France 
C) England 
D) Germany 
A) Spain 
B) France 
C) England 
D) Germany

Question 8

Some examples of the enduring impacts indigenous people have had on the cultural landscape of North America are

Accepted Answer

A) Place-names,food preferences,clothing styles,environmental attitudes and spiritual belief. 
B) Environmental attitudes,music,housing styles,and place-names. 
C) Spiritual beliefs,common words,clothing styles,and medicines. 
D) Modern artistic styles,clothing styles,housing styles,and food preferences. 
A) Place-names,food preferences,clothing styles,environmental attitudes and spiritual belief. 
B) Environmental attitudes,music,housing styles,and place-names. 
C) Spiritual beliefs,common words,clothing styles,and medicines. 
D) Modern artistic styles,clothing styles,housing styles,and food preferences.

Question 9

French traders exchanged European goods with Native Americans for what?

Accepted Answer

A) Tobacco 
B) Furs 
C) Beads 
D) Land 
A) Tobacco 
B) Furs 
C) Beads 
D) Land

Question 10

Archaeologists have excavated artifacts from a Viking settlement in ________ and many believe there were other settlements in ________.

Accepted Answer

(L'Anse au

Question 11

The benefit of the French long lot system for dividing land was what?

Accepted Answer

A) Each farmer could have access to the waterfront,which allowed for the easy transportation of crops. 
B) Each farmer could decide for himself how much land he wanted and what the boundaries of his property would be. 
C) The system divided the landscape into even,equally size rectangles,allowing for quick division of land and rapid settlement. 
D) All of the above. 
A) Each farmer could have access to the waterfront,which allowed for the easy transportation of crops. 
B) Each farmer could decide for himself how much land he wanted and what the boundaries of his property would be. 
C) The system divided the landscape into even,equally size rectangles,allowing for quick division of land and rapid settlement. 
D) All of the above.

Question 12

Explain the theory of first effective settlement and give an example of how it impacts cultural landscapes.

Accepted Answer

The theory of first effective settlement

Question 13

The first permanent British settlement in North America was what?

Accepted Answer

A) Jamestown,Virginia 
B) St.George's,Bermuda 
C) Plymouth,Massachusetts 
D) Roanoke,Virginia 
A) Jamestown,Virginia 
B) St.George's,Bermuda 
C) Plymouth,Massachusetts 
D) Roanoke,Virginia

Question 14

The British system of land surveying that allowed individual settlers to draw up the boundaries of their property using natural features as boundaries was called what?

Accepted Answer

A) Long Lots 
B) Metes and bounds 
C) Township and range 
D) Lot and block 
A) Long Lots 
B) Metes and bounds 
C) Township and range 
D) Lot and block

Question 15

Which of the following best summarizes Zelinsky's theory of first effective settlement?

Accepted Answer

A) That the first people to arrive in an area gain an advantage over subsequent groups. 
B) That groups who are the first to successfully settle a place have the longest impacts on its cultural landscape. 
C) That the first treaty to be agreed upon is not always the most effective. 
D) That the first group to attempt to settle an area will be successful if they adapt to their new environment. 
A) That the first people to arrive in an area gain an advantage over subsequent groups. 
B) That groups who are the first to successfully settle a place have the longest impacts on its cultural landscape. 
C) That the first treaty to be agreed upon is not always the most effective. 
D) That the first group to attempt to settle an area will be successful if they adapt to their new environment.

Question 16

By the late 1600s,thousands of French settlers were living near what?

Accepted Answer

A) The Mississippi River 
B) The St.Lawrence River 
C) The Potomac River 
D) The Ohio River 
A) The Mississippi River 
B) The St.Lawrence River 
C) The Potomac River 
D) The Ohio River

Question 17

The cultural landscapes of North America can be compared to a parchment on which writing has been written,erased,and rewritten many times.The term for such a parchment is what?

Accepted Answer

A) Codices 
B) Palimpsest 
C) Quarto 
D) Nitriensis 
A) Codices 
B) Palimpsest 
C) Quarto 
D) Nitriensis

Question 18

Two reasons for the massive decline in Native American populations after European settlement began are ________ and ________.

Accepted Answer

warfare,Eu

Question 19

Which of the following best describes the impact of the Dawes Act on Native American land holdings?

Accepted Answer

A) The impact was very positive.Many native people became successful farmers or ranchers and integrated into Euro-American society. 
B) The impact was overwhelmingly negative.Many parcels were quickly sold to Euro-American settlers,leaving native people without land or a way to support themselves. 
C) The impact was somewhat positive.Although many native people were able to become farmers and ranchers,many Euro-Americans also bought land nearby leading to increasing conflict. 
D) none of the above 
A) The impact was very positive.Many native people became successful farmers or ranchers and integrated into Euro-American society. 
B) The impact was overwhelmingly negative.Many parcels were quickly sold to Euro-American settlers,leaving native people without land or a way to support themselves. 
C) The impact was somewhat positive.Although many native people were able to become farmers and ranchers,many Euro-Americans also bought land nearby leading to increasing conflict. 
D) none of the above

Question 20

What is the term for the transfer of various species,such as crops,diseases,between the "New World" and Europe?

Accepted Answer

A) The Columbian Exchange 
B) The Feral Exchange 
C) Panethnotransference 
D) Cultural Diffusion 
A) The Columbian Exchange 
B) The Feral Exchange 
C) Panethnotransference 
D) Cultural Diffusion

Native Americans/First Nations lived

What is the relationship between demographic changes in the late 20ᵗʰ century and technology? As the world technology allows the world to become more interconnected how will that impact immigration and unique local cultures?

Law that allowed settlers to purchase land at $1.25 per acre was called what?

What European colonial power controlled what is now Alaska prior to 1867?

After 1755,many French settlers left Nova Scotia for what reason?

The Laws of the Indies,dictated the patterns of settlement for colonies established by which European group?

The settlements of New Netherlands were lost to what colonial power in 1664?

Some examples of the enduring impacts indigenous people have had on the cultural landscape of North America are

French traders exchanged European goods with Native Americans for what?

Archaeologists have excavated artifacts from a Viking settlement in and many believe there were other settlements in .

The benefit of the French long lot system for dividing land was what?

Explain the theory of first effective settlement and give an example of how it impacts cultural landscapes.

The first permanent British settlement in North America was what?

The British system of land surveying that allowed individual settlers to draw up the boundaries of their property using natural features as boundaries was called what?

Which of the following best summarizes Zelinsky's theory of first effective settlement?

By the late 1600s,thousands of French settlers were living near what?

The cultural landscapes of North America can be compared to a parchment on which writing has been written,erased,and rewritten many times.The term for such a parchment is what?

Two reasons for the massive decline in Native American populations after European settlement began are and .

Which of the following best describes the impact of the Dawes Act on Native American land holdings?

What is the term for the transfer of various species,such as crops,diseases,between the "New World" and Europe?

Introduction

North America's Environmental Setting

North American Political Economy

The Atlantic Periphery

Quebec

Megalopolis

The Great Lakes and Corn Belt

The Inland South

The Coastal South

The Great Plains

The Rocky Mountains

Intermontane West

MexAmerica

California

The Pacific Northwest

Hawai'i and the Pacific Islands

The Far North

The Future of North America

Filters

Exam 3: Historical Settlement of North America

Native Americans/First Nations lived

What is the relationship between demographic changes in the late 20ᵗʰ century and technology? As the world technology allows the world to become more interconnected how will that impact immigration and unique local cultures?

Law that allowed settlers to purchase land at $1.25 per acre was called what?

What European colonial power controlled what is now Alaska prior to 1867?

After 1755,many French settlers left Nova Scotia for what reason?

The Laws of the Indies,dictated the patterns of settlement for colonies established by which European group?

The settlements of New Netherlands were lost to what colonial power in 1664?

Some examples of the enduring impacts indigenous people have had on the cultural landscape of North America are

French traders exchanged European goods with Native Americans for what?

Archaeologists have excavated artifacts from a Viking settlement in ________ and many believe there were other settlements in ________.

The benefit of the French long lot system for dividing land was what?

Explain the theory of first effective settlement and give an example of how it impacts cultural landscapes.

The first permanent British settlement in North America was what?

The British system of land surveying that allowed individual settlers to draw up the boundaries of their property using natural features as boundaries was called what?

Which of the following best summarizes Zelinsky's theory of first effective settlement?

By the late 1600s,thousands of French settlers were living near what?

The cultural landscapes of North America can be compared to a parchment on which writing has been written,erased,and rewritten many times.The term for such a parchment is what?

Two reasons for the massive decline in Native American populations after European settlement began are ________ and ________.

Which of the following best describes the impact of the Dawes Act on Native American land holdings?

What is the term for the transfer of various species,such as crops,diseases,between the "New World" and Europe?

Introduction

North America's Environmental Setting

North American Political Economy

The Atlantic Periphery

Quebec

Megalopolis

The Great Lakes and Corn Belt

The Inland South

The Coastal South

The Great Plains

The Rocky Mountains

Intermontane West

MexAmerica

California

The Pacific Northwest

Hawai'i and the Pacific Islands

The Far North

The Future of North America

Filters

Archaeologists have excavated artifacts from a Viking settlement in and many believe there were other settlements in .

Two reasons for the massive decline in Native American populations after European settlement began are and .