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5th Grade US History Social Studies Review
5th Grade US History Social Studies Review
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This Quiz covers some topics in US History for the state of Kentucky.
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1
The song, "Star Spangled Banner" was written after which war?
War of 1812
Revolutionary War
Civil War
World War II
2
When there is not enough goods to meet the demand there is a
commodity
surplus
natural resources
scarcity
3
Which of the following is an example of a service?
Playstation
babysitter
quilt
hamburger
4
Which branch of government includes the Supreme Court?
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
5
The
FIRST
permanent colony in America was
Roanoke
New York City
Jamestown
St. Augustine
6
When a supply is HIGH and the demand is LOW the price of a good will
increase
decrease
stay the same
7
Which of the following was NOT an effect of the California Gold Rush?
the Transcontinental Railroad was built
most people found vast amounts of gold
many people moved west
some people made money buy selling mining equipment
8
Use the globe to answer. Which line divides the earth into eastern and western hemispheres?
North Pole
Equator
Prime Meridian
South Pole
9
Colonists did this to protest the Stamp Act and other unfair taxes.
nothing, they paid all their taxes
contacted the king
boycotted English goods
went back to England
10
Which of the following was NOT a reason colonists became frustrated with England?
the King refused to allow them to call themselves English
the colonists were not represented in government
soldiers were placed in their towns
taxes
11
Which of the following would NOT be a Native American artifact discovered underground?
deer hide vest
stone ax head
piece of a clay pot
arrow head
12
The EXTRA money the bank pays you to keep money in an account is called
sales tax
interest
income tax
salary
13
Which of the following killed the MOST Native Americans?
diseases
starvation
fighting against colonists
14
Which countries fought during the French and Indian War?
England and Colonists VS Spain
England VS Colonists
England and Colonists VS French and Native Americans
France and Native Americans VS Spain
15
Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Industrial Revolution?
Child Labor Laws were created
More effort was made to conserve natural resources
More people moved to urban areas
Air and water pollution increased
16
Native Americans living in the plains (Midwest) lived in __________.
longhouse
wigwam
teepees
adobe houses
17
Which of the following BEST explains why people in the Northeast relied on boat building?
fishing was another important industry
many people needed boats
trees were plentiful and they lived near the ocean
18
Which level of government is responsible for the army?
Federal
Local
State
19
When you TAKE money OUT of your bank account you are making a
interest
withdrawal
salary
deposit
20
This part of a map shows the cardinal and intermediate directions.
compass rose
map key
map title
symbols
21
Which of the following rights is NOT found within the Bill of Rights?
Right to a Trial by Jury
Slavery Abolished
Right to Bear Arms
Freedom of Speech
22
The Manifest Destiny was the belief that
America should be kept on the east coast
America was destined to go from the east coast to the west
America was destined to fail
America was destined to be great
23
Which level of government is responsible for building schools and maintaining highways
Local
State
Federal
24
Things found in nature that are used by people are called
services
trees
natural resources
goods
25
Where was the FIRST battle of the Civil War fought?
Gettysburg
Appomattox Virginia
Bunker Hill
Fort Sumter
26
Use the map to answer. Which direction would I go to travel from Bowling Green to Illinois?
southwest
southeast
northeast
northwest
27
________ is the AMOUNT of goods that you have available to sell.
supply
surplus
demand
scarcity
28
Money that you earn from a job is your _________________.
loan
taxes
salary
barter
29
Which region would you expect to see a VARIETY of land forms and a climate good for crops?
Southwest
Midwest
Southeast
Northeast
30
Which explorer sailed for King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain to America?
Balboa
Columbus
Lief Erickson
Magellan
31
Which religious group founded the colony of Pennsylvania and believed that ALL humans are equal
Catholics
Puritans
indentured servants
Quakers
32
Who was the president during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Andrew Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
33
The extra money you pay back when you take out a loan is called
interest
bartering
salary
taxes
34
The homes of most Native American tribes living in Kentucky were _______________.
adobe houses
igloos
wigwams
teepee
35
Use the globe to answer. Which line divides the earth into northern and southern hemispheres?
Equator
South Pole
North Pole
Prime Meridian
36
Which president purchased the Louisiana Territory?
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
37
Which branch of government is responsible for passing laws?
Legislative
Judicial
Executive
38
Which region of the United States would you expect to see deserts?
Northwest
Midwest
Southwest
Southeast
39
Which level of government is responsible for picking up garbage in a city?
State
Federal
Local
40
The most important natural resource for Native Americans living in the Northwest/Arctic was
buffalo
snow
whale
deer
41
Which branch of government is responsible for making laws?
Executive
Legislative
Judicial
42
Use the map to answer this question. What symbol represents counties that produces oil AND gas?
star
pink color
green color
purple color
43
Which region of the United States is also known as the "Bread Basket" because of large farms?
Midwest
Southeast
West
Northeast
44
Trading goods or services to another person for different goods or services is ___________.
bartering
salary
borrowing
loans
45
If the president signs a bill into a law, then it will always be a law.
False
True