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What is the definition of export?

What page of the book contains information about Davy Crockett?

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1
What page of the book contains information about Davy Crockett?
page 74
page 260
page 344
page 125
2
What is the definition of export?
an organized group of people taking a journey for a purpose
an outbreak of a disease
a severe shortage of food
a product sent from country to another to be sold
3
Name the two bold words on page 19.
region and irrigate
landform and plain
climate and region
climate and irrigate
4
In chapter 2 Age of Exploration, what is the title of lesson 3?
Technology Shapes Exploration
Daily Life in the Colonies
The Columbian Exchange
American Indian Cultures
5
What is the heading on page 192?
War Between Britain and France
The Civil War
The English Colonies
George Washington
6
What river is in the picture on page 151?
Rio Grande
Mississippi River
Ohio River
Hudson River
7
What is the title of the graph on page 143?
Cost and Benefits of Indentured Servants
Life at Plymouth Plantation
Working and Celebrating Together
Plymouth Colony Population
8
What are the people doing in the picture on page 41? Use the caption to help you.
voting
running
marching
swimming
9
Use the map on page 162. Which colonies are orange?
Southern Colonies
Middle Colonies
English Colonies
New England Colonies
10
In chapter 6 A New Nation, what is the title of lesson 2?
The Colonists Rebel
Articles of Confederation
The Bill of Rights
Creating the Constitution
11
Who is in the picture on page 206?
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Charles Townshend
Ben Franklin
12
What is the distance of the Oregon Trail shown on the map of page 356?
About 1,900 miles
About 2,000 miles
About 1,100 miles
About 1,300