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The Journey West (Washington State/PNW History) Chapter 5/6
The Journey West (Washington State/PNW History) Chapter 5/6
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1
All of the following routes were used coming to Oregon from the 1840s to the 1860s
except
Barlow Road
Lewis and Clark Trail
Applegate Trail
Oregon Trail
2
Which of the following teaching tools was
not
used to convert Indians to Christianity?
Bible
Rosary
the Catholic Ladder
Koran
3
Westward migrating Oregon pioneers experienced all of the following hardships except
disease
Blizzards
Thirst
Typhoons
4
The Hudson’s Bay Co. constructed & operated the largest and successful fur trading post at
Fort Vancouver
Fort George
Fort Nisqually
Fort Clatsop
5
Which of the following decisions was the least life threatening to pioneers moving west?
wagons pulled by oxen or horses
Barlow Road or the Columbia River Gorge
Oregon or California
overland or around Cape Horn
6
The origin and destination point of the Oregon Trail was
Saint Louis to Fort Clatsop
Fort Hall to Fort Vancouver
Independence to Sacramento
Independence to Oregon City
7
What was the spring gathering of American Indians & Rocky Mountain Fur Co. employees called?
Rendezvous
potlatch
Convention
Conference
8
All of the following trade items were greatly valued by the Coastal and Plateau Indians except:
Guns
metal tools
colorful cloth
Spices
9
the exchanging of one good for another good or service without the use of money.
Steal
Rendezvous
Barter
Trade
10
During the early 19th century what was the most valuable fur pelt trapped in Oregon Country?
mink
otter
Fox
Beaver
11
Early American pioneers had to first cross what before reaching the rugged Rocky Mountains?
Cascade Mountains
Columbia River
Columbia Plateau
Great Plains
12
The most important reason the Plateau Indian resisted converting to Christianity was
the dramatic changes to their traditional way of life
learning the English language
confusion about different interpretations of the Bible
the requirement of regular church service attendance
13
The religious missionary who experienced the most success in converting Indians to Christianity
Mormons
Methodist
Roman Catholic
Congregationalist
14
Mission was a popular stop over for pioneers traveling along the Oregon Trail during the 1840s.
Tshimakian Mission
Lee Mission
Whitman Mission
Catholic Mission
15
Those who lived & trapped furs throughout the Rockies; they traded their furs at a rendezvous.
pioneers
mountain men
missionaries
buffalo soldiers
16
All of the following countries were involved in the fur trade business in North America except:
Russia
Great Britain
Spain
United States of America
17
Fur pelts were mostly sent eastward to the major markets in cities of the Eastern U.S. and
Western Europe
China
Western Russia
Eastern Europe
18
Fur trappers used major river systems to move their furs to a nearby fur trading post or a
rendezvous
train station
major city
port city
19
During the early 19th century the most valuable fur pelts were?
buffalo
deer
otter
beaver
20
Which of the following groups was most responsible for trapping animals in the Oregon Country?
American Indians
settlers
Explorers
missionaries
21
The fur trade industry utilized what economic system?
market
barter system
mercantilism
capitalism
22
The Oregon Trail was a popular route across the West from 1843 to the late 1860s until the
discovery of South Pass
discovery of the Northwest Passage
the first air flight by the Wright brothers.
transcontinental railroad
23
Some pioneers chose not to travel by land, but to sail from the U.S. around South America
True
False
24
The Oregon Trail pioneers traveled across the Great Plains, Rocky & Blue Mtn, & along the
Mississippi, Missouri, and Colorado Rivers
Missouri, Clearwater, and Columbia Rivers
Missouri, Snake, and Salmon Rivers
Platte, Snake, and Columbia Rivers