Question 1

Which General was elected president after defeating Native Americans in a famous 1811 battle?

Accepted Answer

A)  William Henry Harrison 
B)  John Tyler 
C)  Abraham Lincoln 
D)  Teddy Roosevelt 
E)  William McKinley 
A)  William Henry Harrison 
B)  John Tyler 
C)  Abraham Lincoln 
D)  Teddy Roosevelt 
E)  William McKinley A

Question 2

The treaty of ended the Revolutionary War and gave the land west of the Appalachians and east of the Mississippi River to the United States.

Accepted Answer

A)  Ghent 
B)  Versailles 
C)  Paris 
D)  Vicksburg 
E)  Louisiana 
A)  Ghent 
B)  Versailles 
C)  Paris 
D)  Vicksburg 
E)  Louisiana C

Question 3

Which southern colony began as a penal colony inhabited by convicts from the prisons of England :

Accepted Answer

A)  Georgia 
B)  Virginia 
C)  North Carolina 
D)  South Carolina 
E)  Florida 
A)  Georgia 
B)  Virginia 
C)  North Carolina 
D)  South Carolina 
E)  Florida A

Question 4

Who was elected president in 1828 and was in favor of the policy of Indian removal, which ultimately resulted in "The Trail of Tears?"

Accepted Answer

A)  William Henry Harrison 
B)  John Tyler 
C)  Andrew Jackson 
D)  Abraham Lincoln 
E)  Teddy Roosevelt 
A)  William Henry Harrison 
B)  John Tyler 
C)  Andrew Jackson 
D)  Abraham Lincoln 
E)  Teddy Roosevelt

Question 5

Native Americans did not develop commercial gambling, as anygambling they did was for strictly small stakes social games.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The colonies south of New England and north of the southern colonies were mostly populated by a singular group of immigrants -the Dutch.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

As an indication of how fast America grew, between 1783 and 1860, how many territories applied for and received statehood?

Accepted Answer

A)  5 
B)  10 
C)  15 
D)  20 
E)  40 
A)  5 
B)  10 
C)  15 
D)  20 
E)  40

Question 8

When first confronted with the European concept that land couldbe owned, the Indians were mystified and could not understand.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The battle of was fought in 1811 against Native Americans and contributed to the worsening of relations with the US government.

Accepted Answer

A)  Tyler II 
B)  Tippecanoe 
C)  Bull Run 
D)  The Alamo 
E)  The Bulge 
A)  Tyler II 
B)  Tippecanoe 
C)  Bull Run 
D)  The Alamo 
E)  The Bulge

Question 10

Detail the common religious attitudes of the early European settlers of America concerning gambling.

Accepted Answer

Different groups settled from Maine to C

Question 11

Which of the following was not a game or sport that Native Americans played and bet on?

Accepted Answer

A)  Dice games 
B)  Archery 
C)  Guessing games 
D)  Javelin and darts 
E)  They were all played and bet on by Native Americans 
A)  Dice games 
B)  Archery 
C)  Guessing games 
D)  Javelin and darts 
E)  They were all played and bet on by Native Americans

Question 12

Explain the role of cities such as New Orleans and Memphis to the rise of gambling.

Accepted Answer

These cities played a couple of roles. F

Question 13

Which Native American tribe was specifically targeted in the Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the Supreme Court ruling Worcester v. Georgia, which resulted in "The Trail of Tears?"

Accepted Answer

A)  The Iroquois 
B)  The Cherokee 
C)  The Choctaw 
D)  The Apache 
E)  The Seminole 
A)  The Iroquois 
B)  The Cherokee 
C)  The Choctaw 
D)  The Apache 
E)  The Seminole

Question 14

Explain "the second great awakening" and its relationship to the history of gambling in the United States.

Accepted Answer

The Second Great Awakening was a religio

Question 15

Pre-Columbian Native Americans played games and sports,but evidence indicates that they did not incorporate gambling intothose activities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

During "The Trail of Tears," 17,000 Native Americans were forced to move from Georgia to the Oklahoma territory, and 4,000 of themdied en route.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following was not one of the predominant European nationalities that settled on the Eastern seaboard early in American History?

Accepted Answer

A)  French 
B)  Dutch 
C)  Italian 
D)  German 
E)  Irish 
A)  French 
B)  Dutch 
C)  Italian 
D)  German 
E)  Irish

Question 18

Discuss the attitudes of European settlers towards land and land ownership.

Accepted Answer

Europeans reasoned that they were destin

Question 19

Which of the following is correct about the Puritans:

Accepted Answer

A)  They arrived in 1720 and settled in a place called Plymouth Plantation 
B)  They arrived in 1620 and settled in a place called Plymouth Plantation 
C)  They arrived in 1620 and settled in a place called Williamsburg 
D)  They arrived in 1620 and settled in a place called Jamestown 
E)  They arrived in 1520 and settled in a place called Plymouth Plantation 
A)  They arrived in 1720 and settled in a place called Plymouth Plantation 
B)  They arrived in 1620 and settled in a place called Plymouth Plantation 
C)  They arrived in 1620 and settled in a place called Williamsburg 
D)  They arrived in 1620 and settled in a place called Jamestown 
E)  They arrived in 1520 and settled in a place called Plymouth Plantation

Which General was elected president after defeating Native Americans in a famous 1811 battle?

The treaty of ended the Revolutionary War and gave the land west of the Appalachians and east of the Mississippi River to the United States.

Which southern colony began as a penal colony inhabited by convicts from the prisons of England :

Who was elected president in 1828 and was in favor of the policy of Indian removal, which ultimately resulted in "The Trail of Tears?"

Native Americans did not develop commercial gambling, as anygambling they did was for strictly small stakes social games.

The colonies south of New England and north of the southern colonies were mostly populated by a singular group of immigrants -the Dutch.

As an indication of how fast America grew, between 1783 and 1860, how many territories applied for and received statehood?

When first confronted with the European concept that land couldbe owned, the Indians were mystified and could not understand.

The battle of was fought in 1811 against Native Americans and contributed to the worsening of relations with the US government.

Detail the common religious attitudes of the early European settlers of America concerning gambling.

Which of the following was not a game or sport that Native Americans played and bet on?

Explain the role of cities such as New Orleans and Memphis to the rise of gambling.

Which Native American tribe was specifically targeted in the Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the Supreme Court ruling Worcester v. Georgia, which resulted in "The Trail of Tears?"

Explain "the second great awakening" and its relationship to the history of gambling in the United States.

Pre-Columbian Native Americans played games and sports,but evidence indicates that they did not incorporate gambling intothose activities.

During "The Trail of Tears," 17,000 Native Americans were forced to move from Georgia to the Oklahoma territory, and 4,000 of themdied en route.

Which of the following was not one of the predominant European nationalities that settled on the Eastern seaboard early in American History?

Discuss the attitudes of European settlers towards land and land ownership.

Which of the following is correct about the Puritans:

Why Are There Rules

History From the Civil War Through the Great Depression

The Modern ERA - Nevada

The Modern ERA - New Jersey

Native American Gaming

Other Jurisdictions - Riverboat Gambling

Other Jurisdictions Land Based Casinos

The Costs and Benefits of Legalized Gambling

Economic Benefits

Acceptance of Gaming

Regulations

Filters

Exam 2: History From Plymouth Plantation to the Civil War

Which General was elected president after defeating Native Americans in a famous 1811 battle?

The treaty of ended the Revolutionary War and gave the land west of the Appalachians and east of the Mississippi River to the United States.

Which southern colony began as a penal colony inhabited by convicts from the prisons of England :

Who was elected president in 1828 and was in favor of the policy of Indian removal, which ultimately resulted in "The Trail of Tears?"

Native Americans did not develop commercial gambling, as anygambling they did was for strictly small stakes social games.

The colonies south of New England and north of the southern colonies were mostly populated by a singular group of immigrants -the Dutch.

As an indication of how fast America grew, between 1783 and 1860, how many territories applied for and received statehood?

When first confronted with the European concept that land couldbe owned, the Indians were mystified and could not understand.

The battle of was fought in 1811 against Native Americans and contributed to the worsening of relations with the US government.

Detail the common religious attitudes of the early European settlers of America concerning gambling.

Which of the following was not a game or sport that Native Americans played and bet on?

Explain the role of cities such as New Orleans and Memphis to the rise of gambling.

Which Native American tribe was specifically targeted in the Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the Supreme Court ruling Worcester v. Georgia, which resulted in "The Trail of Tears?"

Explain "the second great awakening" and its relationship to the history of gambling in the United States.

Pre-Columbian Native Americans played games and sports,but evidence indicates that they did not incorporate gambling intothose activities.

During "The Trail of Tears," 17,000 Native Americans were forced to move from Georgia to the Oklahoma territory, and 4,000 of themdied en route.

Which of the following was not one of the predominant European nationalities that settled on the Eastern seaboard early in American History?

Discuss the attitudes of European settlers towards land and land ownership.

Which of the following is correct about the Puritans:

Why Are There Rules

History From the Civil War Through the Great Depression

The Modern ERA - Nevada

The Modern ERA - New Jersey

Native American Gaming

Other Jurisdictions - Riverboat Gambling

Other Jurisdictions Land Based Casinos

The Costs and Benefits of Legalized Gambling

Economic Benefits

Acceptance of Gaming

Regulations

Filters