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So You Think You Can Read a Historical Map? And Answer Questions?
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1
The gray lines and areas on this map indicate
streets
mobster neighborhoods
waterways
Railroads
2
What might the blank areas and rectangles indicate on this map?
pastures
all of the answers are possibilities
common land
empty lots
3
Which of the following was NOT an attraction of the cities?
Theaters
Fires
Department Stores
Zoos
4
The human feature that is missing from the Golden Gate on this map is the
National Park
Alcatraz Prison
Brooklyn Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge
5
What city does this collection of maps show?
San Francisco
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Chicago
6
A person that opposes all forms of government is a/an
anarchist
realist
immigrant
entrepreneur
7
Navy Pier was built in 1915. Is this map before or after?
Before
During
After
Time warp
8
The center of this map is
Seattle
San Francisco Bay
Angel Island
Oakland
9
Your city did NOT have which feature?
Streets
It Had all the previous
Railroads
Landmarks
10
What feature is missing from the lake front that is very prominent today?
Docks
Grant Park
all of the above
Navy Pier
11
What human feature occupies most of the coastline in Boston
Skyscrapers
Bridges
Docks
Beaches
12
How did people and goods cross the Hudson River during this era?
They didn't
New Jersey had a closed border
Ferry Boats
Pontoon Bridges
13
This is a map of
New York State
Hogwarts
Lower Manhattan
York, England
14
The city shown on this map is...
San Francisco
Omaha
Cincinatti
Detroit
15
When an immigrant embraces and follows another culture
entreprenuer
assembly line
assimilation
anarchist
16
A place in a city where the poor could get assistance with jobs and childcare was called a
corporation
settlement house
tenement
trust
17
Which of the following was NOT on your historical map source?
Expressways
Bodies of Water
Street names
Town or city names
18
As a viewer looks toards the west side of the map, he/she sees
Lake Michigan
smaller city blocks
more spread out land
19
Someone who sets up a business to make a profit is a/an
anarchist
entrepreneur
carpetbagger
yellow journalist
20
What part of the ship did poorer immigrants buy tickets for?
Carriage
Pullman Cars
Steerage
Lobby
21
What is the SCALE of this map of Chicago?
3 pounds
your thumb equals 2 miles
2 inches equal a mile
it is multi-colored
22
Each time period shows what increase in the city of San Francisco?
Population
Disease
Pollution
Construction/ Development
23
What feature was on every historical map you looked at, even if you didn't use it?
Trolley Lines
Airport
Railroad Station
Streets
24
For the reader to more quickly locate a landmark, the map is divided into sections labeled?
Columns and Rows
Geometric cartoons
Chutes and Ladders
Longitude and Lattitude
25
Someone that opposes any immigrants entering the country is known as a/an
anarchist
archivist
nativist
terrorist
26
Which part of Boston is more densely populated and built upon?
The East Side towards the River
The population is evenly distributed
The West Side
In the middle of the map
27
What pattern is shown by the city streets shown on this map?
straight grid
Streets run north and south
Square grid with some angled streets
circular around the city center
28
What small island lies near the Golden Gate, yet towards the center of the Bay?
Anaheim
Angel Island
Fisherman's Warf
Alcatraz Island
29
What was your favorite part of the Urban America Analysis?
Comparing the old and new maps
Searching for the old maps
Being banned from the internet
Choosing a city
30
What runs along the lake front on this map of chicago?
beaches
railroads
sand dunes
parks
31
The Brooklyn Bridge exits/ enters at what street?
Park Row
Sesame Street
Mail Street
Rose Street
32
The name, "Gilded Age" refers to
the extreme wealth that most immigrants acquired
The Cubs winning the World Series twice before 1920
The hustle and bustle of department stores
The outward look of prosperity with many problems (poverty)
33
What island lies to the very far north end of this map?
Alcatraz
Ohahu
Angel Island
Oakland
34
Writers and artists that tried to show life as it was are known as
yellow journalists
realists
romantics
anarchists
35
What human feature was not yet built at the time of this map drawing?
The Navy Yard
Washington Bridge
Battery Park
Brooklyn Bridge
