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NH History Quiz
What is history?
How did European explorers get to the New World?
NH History Quiz
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How did European explorers get to the New World?
Across the land by horse
Across the sea by ship
Across the land by wagon
Across the land by train
2
What is history?
A story that has nothing to do with your life
A story in a book
A record of the past
A program on public television
3
What war did the colonists fight to gain their freedom?
The Civil War
The Battle of Gettysburg
The Revolutionary War
The Gulf War
4
What year was the New Hampshire statehouse built?
1920
1776
1884
1819
5
How do people learn about history?
They read books about people, places, and events in the past
All of the above.
They study the land.
They study artifacts left behind.
6
What is the name of the only president who came from New Hampshire?
John Stark
Franklin Pierce
Sam Adams
George Washington
7
What is a timeline?
A border for a time zone.
A line that shows the order events happened.
Another name for a clock.
8
What is the Old Man on the Mountain?
A song that people in New Hampshire sing
A famous mountain in New Hampshire.
A myth about an old man who died on a mountain.
A series of granite ledges that resembles the side of a face
9
How long is a century?
100 years
10 years
5 years
50 years
10
Which of the following are all human features?
Roads, factories, climate, weather
Cities, buildings, roads, factories
River, lakes, cities, buildings
Mountains, soil, animals, rocks
11
On a map, what would you look at to figure out what the symbols mean?
The map grid
The compass rose
The scale of miles
The legend or key
12
What are the 3 branches of government?
Executive, legislative, judicial
The constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration
None of the above
Freedom of speech, right to bear arms, freedom of religion
13
What are physical features?
Something made by humans like cities, roads, or buildings.
Something that shows climate and distance from the equator.
Something in nature like soil, plants, animals, or climate.
Something in nature like floods, erosion, or tornadoes.
14
What is the New Hampshire state motto?
Live Long and Prosper
Live Free or Die
Live Free Forever
Live Free and Easy
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What was the name of one of the major tribes living in New Hampshire?
Abenaki
There were no tribes.
Cheyenne
Sioux
16
Which of the following was
not
a way for colonists to earn a living?
Running a store
Using your skills to make things
Farming
Playing games
17
What is the highest law of the land?
The people
The Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
The consitution
18
Who said the famous quote that later became our state motto "Live Free or Die"?
John Sullivan
John Stark
Franklin Pierce
George Washington
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What is a wigwam?
A tool used to hunt
A fancy headdress
A home of the Abenaki
An elderly person
20
Where were Native American villages located?
Near rivers or creeks
In the mountains
Underground
On level, open land
21
People who were still supporting the King of England were called...
Democrats
Loyalists
Republicans
Patriots
22
What is a symbol?
It's something that stands for something else.
Nothing.
It's only a picture.
23
Which of the following is
not
true about New Hampshire?
New Hampshire is located in the Northern Hemisphere.
New Hampshire is located in North America.
New Hampshire is located in the Southern Hemisphere.
New Hampshire is located in the northeast region.
24
Which of these is a region of New Hampshire?
These are all regions of New Hampshire
New England Upland
White Mountain Region
Coastal Lowlands
25
Which of the following is an opinion?
New Hampshire is a great place to live.
New Hampshire is located in the United States.
New Hampshire's state fruit is the pumpkin.
The capital of New Hampshire is Concord.
