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Unit 2 Test Review-Mr. Dupuy
Unit 2 Test Review-Mr. Dupuy
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1
Why did North America's major cities develop along rivers?
Rivers were important for transportation, trade, and fresh water.
Rivers are located in tropical climates.
Rivers flowed near mountains.
Rivers created physical boundaries.
2
Missionaries were not sent by the Roman Catholic Church to convert Indigenous Americans to Christianity.
False
True
3
The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill caused health problems and harmed wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico.
False
True
4
Who were the leaders of the Mexican Revolution.
Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata
Augustin de Iturbide and Miguel Hidalgo
Sam Houston and Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Benito Juarez and Porfirio Diaz
5
Who discovered the Americas?
Abu Bakr II of Mali and Muslim settlers.
Indigenous people who were already here
Leif Erikson and Norse settlers.
Christopher Columbus who voyaged for Spain.
6
The _______ Peninsula is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico.
Sinai
Baja California
Yucatan
Arabian
7
The top social class of colonial Mexico.
Native Americans
criollos
peninsulares
mestizos
8
Carib, Aztec, Choctaw, Maya, Pueblo, and many more cultures thrived in America prior to European contact.
False
True
9
The North had a plantation economy and the South and Caribbean had a manufacturing economy.
True
False
10
The business of producing crops to sell.
commercial agriculture
subsistence farming
rain shadow
plantation agriculture
11
Mexican Revolutionary leaders wanted freedom from _______, or harsh government.
tribute
terrorism
tyranny
taxes
12
A _______ is a Spanish soldier-explorer.
conquistador
emperor
criollo
cenote
13
This lake separates the US from Canada.
Lake Pontchartrain
Great Salt Lake
Lake Tahoe
Lake Superior
14
This mountain range can be found in Mexico.
Rockies
Appalachian
Sierra Madre
Sierra Nevada
15
The cultural traditions of the _______, _______, and _______ of West Africa are present in Louisiana.
Dravidians, Bengalis, Punjabis
Maori, Aborigines, Tasmanians
Fon, Yoruba, Hausa
Albanians, Angolans, Austrians
16
What caused the US to enter WWII?
The stock market crash
the Dust Bowl
Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor
the US tried to stop the Holocaust
17
What natural resources come from Mexico's mountains?
silver, copper, and zinc
fruit and oil
farm animals
coffee and sugarcane
18
Which Mexican civilization studied astronomy, developed a calendar, and had a system of writing?
Maya
Inca
Apache
Mixtec
19
Texas joined the US when it was _______ in 1845.
ameliorated
amnestied
annihilated
annexed
20
Characteristics of Caribbean and Southern US economies in the 19th century:
large plantations and free labor
manufacturing and trade
small farms and limited exports
ecommerce and digital banking
21
Humid equatorial climates have high temperatures and lots of rainfall.
True
False
22
The US Constitution is considered a “living” document because it allows for _______, or formal changes to law.
protests
voting
taxes
amendments
23
_______ produced one quarter of the world's sugar.
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Virginia
24
This causes one side of a mountain to be dry and the other side fertile.
extreme weather cycle
rain shadow effect
hydrologic cycle
global warming
25
What is true of the Great Lakes?
They form the largest body of fresh water in the world.
They cause dry and warm climates.
They serve as a border between the US and Mexico.
They are located in the southwestern US.
26
The capital of Canada
Vancouver
Ottawa
Quebec
Toronto
27
What percentage of African prisoners of war voyaged to Brazil and the Caribbean?
80
90
70
60
28
What happened to the Americas in the 1500s?
heavy taxes imposed by the British
decolonization of settlers
colonization by Europe
bombing of Pearl Harbor
29
At the center of North America lie the 48 _______, or connected, United States.
continued
cogent
cadaverous
contiguous
30
Characteristics of humid equatorial climates include:
freezing temperatures and snowfall
warm temperatures and lots of rainfall
mild temperatures and minimal rainfall
dry temperatures with little rainfall