True/False Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Foragers moved from place to place according to the season.
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The Eno were the largest Indian culture located in North Carolina when the
Europeans explored the region in the 1500s.
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The bear was the most valuable prey of the North Carolina Native
Americans.
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Most tribes governed by consensus.
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Many Native Americans died after being exposed to European diseases because they
had no immunity.
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Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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What group of Europeans first explored and claimed land in North
Carolina?
A. | Dutch | B. | English | C. | French | D. | Spanish |
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Timeline | 1492 | Columbus arrived in the New World | 1507 | New World named for Amerigo
Vespucci | 1524 | Verrazano explored the North Carolina Coast | 1538 | America used for first time on a map | 1558 | Elizabeth I became queen of
England | 1569 | Juan
Pardo explored North Carolina | 1584 | First Raleigh expedition to Roanoke | 1585 | Lane colony arrived at Roanoke | 1587 | White colony arrived at
Roanoke | 1588 | English
fleet defeated Spanish Armada | 1590 | John White returned to Roanoke; Colonists missing | | |
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According to the timeline, when did the first European explore North
Carolina?
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According to the timeline, how many years after Elizabeth I became queen was the
first Raleigh expedition sent to the New World?
A. | 16 years | B. | 20 years | C. | 26
years | D. | 35 years |
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According to the timeline, who led the first expedition to reach North
Carolina?
A. | Christopher Columbus | B. | Juan Pardo | C. | Walter
Raleigh | D. | Giovanni da Verrazano |
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Which group of Indians is included among the Algonquin tribes?
A. | Sapona | B. | Saxapahaw | C. | Waccamaw | D. | Waxhaw |
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On what native language did most of the tribes in the Piedmont base their
dialects?
A. | Apache | B. | Cherokee | C. | Iroquois | D. | Sioux |
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What does the picture tell about the settlement of the Cherokee?
A. | The Cherokee settled along the ocean. | B. | The Cherokee settled in the
mountains. | C. | The Cherokee settled along waterways. | D. | The Cherokee settled near large
villages. |
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According to the picture, which statement best describes the life of the
Cherokee?
A. | Cherokee women made baskets. | B. | The Cherokee were peaceful
people. | C. | The Cherokee were primitive people. | D. | Cherokee men provided food for the
tribe. |
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What does the picture tell about the food the Cherokee ate?
A. | They hunted small animals. | B. | They ate the fish they
caught. | C. | They farmed and ate vegetables. | D. | They traded with nearby settlers for a variety
of food. |
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According to the map, where did de Soto begin his expedition in North
America?
A. | near Atlanta, Georgia | B. | near Memphis, Tennessee | C. | near Tampa,
Florida | D. | near Vicksburg, Mississippi |
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As shown on the map, the expedition of Hernando de Soto covered a large area.
What is the correct chronological order for the places de Soto visited on his travels? 1. | Alabama | 2. | Florida | 3. | North
Carolina | 4. | Mississippi | | |
A. | 3, 1, 4, 2 | B. | 2, 3, 1, 4 | C. | 4, 3, 1,
2 | D. | 2, 1, 3, 4 |
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According to the map, where did de Soto’s men go after his death?
A. | Alabama | B. | Florida | C. | Mississippi | D. | Texas |
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Which European country did not send explorers to North Carolina?
A. | England | B. | France | C. | Germany | D. | Spain |
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Which describes the early English colonies?
A. | The English sent an expedition to determine the best place for a
colony. | B. | The English settled where the Spanish had earlier established
settlements. | C. | The English were careful to send along enough supplies with the new
settlers. | D. | The English settlers and the Native American tribes got along well and helped each
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Which colony has come to be known as the “Lost Colony”?
A. | Amadas/Barlowe colony | B. | Grenville colony | C. | Lane
colony | D. | White colony |
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