Why did people stop traveling the Oregon Trail?

Railroads were built in it's place

What was one method that Alice Paul used to bring attention to women's suffrage?

Hunger Strikes, Parades, Picketing, All of the above

What made the United States join World War 2 ?

Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in 1941

Why were people opposed to the women's suffrage movement?

Women were expected to stay at home, not vote!

On the Oregon Trail...

Many hardships were there: sickness, starvation and death.

What event "sparked" World War 1 ?

the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand ( leader of Austria-Hungary)

What are the two houses of the Legislative Branch?

House of Representatives and the Senate

What are the 3 Branches of government?

Legislative, Judicial, Executive

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1
What is Suffrage?
The right to vote in elections
The right to play music in public
The right to wear what you want
The right to education
2
Where does the Columbia River end?
Near Canada
Pacific Ocean
Idaho
Oregon
3
This was a part of Coastal/ Plateau People Diet
Berries and oranges
Bark and wood
Fish and Salmon
Lemmings
4
Why did people stop traveling the Oregon Trail?
Railroads were built in it's place
Too many people died while going on it
People decided the West wasn't that much better
They were too scared of Native Americans
5
When did World War 1 start?
2000
1000
1914
1913
6
What was one method that Alice Paul used to bring attention to women's suffrage?
Hunger Strikes
Parades
Picketing
All of the above
7
Which amendment allows women to vote?
15th
45th
19th
1st
8
What made the United States join World War 2 ?
Mexico told the United States to join World War 2
none of the above
Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in 1941
There was no evidence that the United States was part of World war 2
9
What is this landmark?
Leaning Tower of Piza
Space Needle
Statue of Liberty
Parthonon
10
When did women get the right to vote?
1926
1820
1920
2019
11
Which river is not in Washington State?
Snake
Yakima
Columbia
Colorado
12
Why were people opposed to the women's suffrage movement?
Women were expected to stay at home, not vote!
It was illegal and went against the Constitution.
It would have been bad for the economy.
Some believed that women were planning to take over the United States.
13
Who leads the Executive Branch?
Congress
Chief Justice
Vice President
President
14
On the Oregon Trail...
Many hardships were there: sickness, starvation and death.
People were able to get the supplies easily.
There were signs and maps to guide them. Inns for sleeping.
Children were not allowed to cross without both parents.
15
About ___ died along the Oregon Trail.
1 in 10.
1 in 2.
1 in 5.
1 in 25.
16
What ocean borders Washington?
Indian
Pacific
Atlantic
Arctic
17
What is the capital of Washington State?
Seattle
Tumwater
Olympia
Spokane
18
True or False: The 14th Amendment Gave Women the Right to Vote
False
True
19
The Oregon Trail was about
3,000 miles long.
4,000 miles long.
1,000 miles long.
2,000 miles long.
20
The President of the Great Deppression and World war 2
President Herbert Hoover
President Roosevelt
Pres Peter Parker or Lex Luthor
President Kim Jong Un
21
What had the biggest influence on the Coastal people?
The Pacific Ocean
The summer months
The Plateau people
The Makah
22
First Missionaries to travel to Oregon
Robert and Sue Smith
Marcus and Narcissa Whitman
Daniel and Bob Boone
Davey and Lanie Crockett
23
Who was involved in World War 2?
Britain and U.S v.s Germany
The Allies v.s the Axis
France and Australia v.s Italy and Japan
Soviet Union v.s United States
24
True or False: Susan B. Anthony helped with women's suffrage?
False
True
25
Which is not a reason why people move to WA State
Desert climate
Reasonable cost of living
Jobs
Resources/Environment
26
What event "sparked" World War 1 ?
none of the above
the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand ( leader of Austria-Hungary)
the rise of a health care problem
the need for oil in everyone`s country
27
Coastal people used dugout canoes for
trading
fishing and whaling
all of the above
transport up and down coast
28
What were some of the dangers on the Oregon Trail?
all the above
Wagon accidents
Injuries and storms
Drownings and cholera
29
Where does the Oregon Trail end?
Portland, Oregon
Independence, Missouri
Oregon City, Oregon
New York City, New York
30
Early plateau people ate which root?
Rutabaga
Root Sports
Root beer
Camas root
31
What are the two houses of the Legislative Branch?
National Guard & Millitary
House of Representatives and the Senate
Senate & Speaker of the House
Supreme Court & President
32
What are the 3 Branches of government?
Legislative, Judicial, Executive
Executive, Judicial, Federalism
Legislative, Judicial, DC
Judicial, Executive, Marvel

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