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4th Grade Unit 4 Review
4th Grade Unit 4 Review
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1
Why did the US have to add another state when it added Florida?
It was buy one, get one free at the state store
Florida needed a trade partner
It had to balance Free and Slave states for voting purposes
They wanted the land size to double
2
Which of the following were NOT buildings on a typical plantation?
Overseer's Cabin
Barn and Stables
Garage
Laundry building
3
The US troops moving the Seminoles to Indian Territory started which war?
2nd
all of the Wars
1st
3rd
4
Why was it likely most pioneer children could read or had a poor education?
They were expected to help with the daily chores all day
Their parents didn't want them to read
They played too much Fortnite
There were laws forbidding them to go to school
5
Which of the following were NOT a cash crop in Florida during this time?
sugar cane
apples
corn
cotton
6
Why did Andrew Jackson attack Pensacola?
The US wanted to take the Spanish as slaves
The US wanted Florida to make Disney world
The US wanted Spain to retreat to Cuba
The US wanted England out of Florida
7
Which of the following cities were important
ports
at the time? MORE THAN ONE ANSWER!!!!
Pensacola
Tampa
Jacksonville
Orlando
8
When Florida became a state, what other state was added a few months later?
Iowa
Idaho
Texas
Kansas
9
What was the agreement that made Florida a US territory?
Florida Compromise
Adams-Onis Treaty
The Spanish Exchange
Adams-family Treaty
10
Which two cities were the the two "capitals" before Tallahassee?
St. Augustine and Tampa
Orlando and Miami
Pensacola and Miami
St. Augustine and Pensacola
11
What is a census?
a crop that is grown to be sold
an official count of a population
approval of laws and plan for government
voting to elect leaders of a country
12
How were the Seminoles affected by all 3 wars?
They lived alongside the FL Pioneers and farmers peacefully
They sailed away to South America in search of gold
They were pushed off their land and changed their culture
They all went north and became US citizens
13
What area was most important to Florida's farms and plantations in the early 1800s?
East Florida
Central Florida
Middle Florida
The Florida Keys
14
What are the steps of becoming a state? Check all answers that apply.
Ratifying the Constitution by Congress
Create a State Constitution
Hiring a President
Conduct a Census for population
15
Why did Billy Bowlegs attack US troops? This started which Seminole War?
He was a pirate attacking FL, 1st War
He was a Spanish solider, 2nd War
US Officials destroyed his crops, 3rd War
He was a Chief that surrendered, 2nd War
16
Why did Florida want to have strong States rights in their constitution?
to gain more land in the south
to have more representation in Congress
To protect farming laws and regulations
to protect the rules of slavery
17
What ways that weather could effect farmer's crops in Florida? Choose all correct answers
freezing cold could kill the crops
hurricanes could destroy crops in a few hours
severe droughts could strike the area
snowfall would melt and create floods
18
What happened when Andrew Jackson attacked Pensacola?
England got mad, and joined with France and Spain
He defeated them, took over, and became mayor of the city
He won and England fled, then Spain Surrendered
He lost and Florida remained with Spain
19
What does it mean to ratify?
to approve
to deny
to rewrite
to disapproval
20
In Middle Florida, in the 1800s, what was the major cash crop?
cotton
oranges
fishing
tobacco
21
Who were the Florida Crackers?
Salty treats that you eat cheese on
Enslaved Africans that worked on plantations
alligators in the Everglades that cracked shells with jaws
Cowboys that drove cattle around the plains of Central FL
22
Which of the following were roles of enslaved Africans?
all of the above
cleaning house and building as maids
worked as a blacksmith or carpenter
working long hours in the fields
23
Why did most plantations have a kitchen separate from the house?
To keep house the main house safe if there was a fire
To keep the enslaved cooks out of the main house
To keep the food fresh
To keep the main house clean from dishes and food.
24
Which Seminole was was Chief Osceola involved in?
1st
All of them
3rd
2nd
25
Stated that states North of it would be "free" and states south would be "slave" states
Declaration of Independence
Missouri Compromise
Virginia Company
Mason Dixon line
26
Why did most Plantation owners in the south want Florida to be part of the United States?
They wanted to be able to capture the runaway slaves
They were looking for the fountain of Youth
They wanted to be closer the ocean
They wanted conquer the Spanish