Oklahoma History

Kadohadacho women were responsible for all of the following activities except __________. A. hunting B. farming C. weaving D. cooking

A

Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows. / Image courtesy of the National Atlas Carefully study the map above, which shows the states bordering Oklahoma. Which state is represented by the number 3 on the map above?

A. Arkansas

Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan were explorers who sailed for __________. A. England B. Spain C. France D. Portugal

B

Homes made from wattle and daub __________. A. were easily transported by nomadic tribes following herds B. had external walls made of clay and grass C. were made of stretched animal hides D. were made of a combination of animal hides, bark, and woven mats

B

__________ was the state flower of Oklahoma until 2004, when it was replaced by the Oklahoma rose. A. The scissor-tailed flycatcher B. Mistletoe C. The eastern redbud D. The daisy

B

All of the following are classified as Caddoan tribes except the __________. A. Kadohadacho B. Wichita C. Osage D. Pawnee

C

Analyze the graphic organizer below and answer the question that follows. width="468" Which explorer should replace the number 2 on the timeline? A. Ferdinand Magellan B. Bartolomeu Dias C. Vasco da Gama D. Jacques Cartier

C

During the Age of Exploration, most religious Europeans believed it was their responsibility to convert Muslims to __________. A. Buddhism B. Islam C. Christianity D. Mormonism

C

Image courtesy of the National Atlas Which of the regions highlighted on the map above correctly shows the location of the Great Plains? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4

C

Jacques Cartier claimed land in North America for __________. A. England B. Spain C. France D. Portugal

C

Oklahoma's approximate location is marked with a star on the map above. Its latitude is approximately _____. A. 57º N B. 57º S C. 37º N D. 37º S

C

The Lipan Apache favored __________ for their housing because they could be transported easily. A. wattle-and-daub houses B. dome-shaped grass huts C. tipis D. travois

C

The pipe and the olive branch, symbols found on the Oklahoma state flag, both represent __________. A. progress B. trade C. peace D. hunting

C

What is a caravel? A. a tool that uses the positions of stars to determine location B. a navigational device that shows direction C. a small, fast ship that has movable sails D. a device that is used to record a ship's travels

C

Which historic road has more than 400 driveable miles in Oklahoma? A. I-35 B. I-40 C. Route 66 D. Route 54

C

Which native Oklahoman became a famous performer in wild west shows? a. Cyrus Avery b. James Garner c. Will Rogers d. Ron Howard

C

Which of the Plains tribes was one of the first to make contact with Europeans? A. the Lipan Apache B. the Kiowa Apache C. the Quapaw D. the Kadohadacho

C

Which of the following statements best explains why Oklahoma is often referred to as "Native America"? a. The Five Tribes are represented on many of the state's symbols. b. The state hosts hundreds of powwows throughout the year. c. The state is the headquarters for 39 American Indian tribal nations. d. The state is located in the "breadbasket" of the United States, where large amounts of wheat are grown. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

C

Who claimed the Gaspé Peninsula for France? A. Christopher Columbus B. John Cabot C. Jacques Cartier D. Ferdinand Magellan

C

Who led the first voyage to circumnavigate the Earth? A. John Cabot B. Vasco da Gama C. Ferdinand Magellan D. Christopher Columbus

C

Analyze the image below and answer the question that follows. / Image by Zach Harden The green plant shown on the image above is the branch of __________. A. a redbud tree B. an Oklahoma rose bush C. an oak tree D. an olive tree Please select the best answer from the choices provided

D

Bartolomeu Dias and Vasco da Gama were explorers who sailed for __________. A. England B. Spain C. France D. Portugal

D

People in the __________ tribe were divided into two groups: the Sky People and the Earth People. A. Quapaw B. Pawnee C. Kiowa Apache D. Osage

D

Beehive-style homes were an architectural style distinctive among the __________. A. Osage B. Kiowa Apache C. Quapaw D. Kadohadacho

Not A

Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows. / Image by Kmf164 The bolded red line on the map above is the __________. A. Tropic of Capricorn B. Tropic of Cancer C. Prime Meridian D. Equator

Not A, probably B

Lines of longitude are measured __________. A. north and south of the Equator B. east and west of the Equator C. north and south of the Prime Meridian D. east and west of the Prime Meridian

Not C

All of the following were new technologies that allowed for European exploration except __________. A. the caravel B. improved maps C. the davit D. the astrolabe

Not D

Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows. Who completed the journey outlined on the map above? A. John Cabot B. Jacques Cartier C. Vasco da Gama D. Bartolomeu Dias

Not D

Read the paragraph below and answer the question that follows. This society was highly organized by households and clans. Social status, marriage prospects, and some political positions were based on one's clan membership. Both men and women built wattle-and-daub homes and prepared the hamlet. Which society is being described in the paragraph above? A. the Lipan Apache B. the Pawnee C. the Kadohadacho D. the Osage

Not D

The Lipan Apache arrived in Oklahoma around the _____, while the Kiowa Apache arrived around the _____. A. 1100s . . . 1500s B. 1300s . . . 1650s C. 1500s . . . 1800s D. 1800s . . . 1900s

Not D