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Show What You Know! Westward Expansion The Oregon Trail

Show What You Know! Westward Expansion The Oregon Trail. 5 th Grade Social Studies. Physical Features, Landmarks, and Forts. Part One. 1. The Oregon trial begins in _(1)_ and ends in _(2)_. . a) (1) New York, (2) California b) (1) California, (2) New York c) (1) Missouri, (2) Oregon

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Show What You Know! Westward Expansion The Oregon Trail

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  1. Show What You Know!Westward ExpansionThe Oregon Trail 5th Grade Social Studies

  2. Physical Features, Landmarks, and Forts Part One

  3. 1. The Oregon trial begins in _(1)_ and ends in _(2)_. a) (1) New York, (2) California b) (1) California, (2) New York c) (1) Missouri, (2) Oregon d) (1) Oregon, (2) Missouri

  4. 2. Which mountain range does the Oregon Trail cross? a) Appalachian Mountains b) Rocky Mountains c) Coastal Ranger d) Sierra Nevada

  5. 3. Which one of the following is NOT an official landmark the pioneers would have encountered along the Oregon Trail? a) Courthouse and Jail Rock b) Independence Rock c) South Pass Trail d) Snake River Lookout

  6. 4. Independence Rock marked the ___. a) beginning of the trail. b) the store to trade goods. c) the halfway point on the trail. d) the end of the trail.

  7. 5. Which is the oldest fort on the Oregon Trail? a) Fort Kearny b) Fort Laramie c) Fort Bridger d) Fort Hall

  8. Transportation Part Two

  9. 6. How did the people travel along the Oregon Trail? a) Riding in a wagon b) Walking c) Airplane d) Car

  10. 7. What happened when the people came to a river? a) They went around it b) They turned around c) They rode a ferry across d) They attempted to just cross with the wagon and stock animals

  11. 8. What was the railroad called? a) Transcontinental Railroad b) Stagecoach Lines c) Erie Canal d) RXR

  12. 9. What were two of the most popular boats called? a) Farrier and flat boat b) Steam boat and flat boat c) Bass boat and pontoon boat d) Steam boat and pontoon boat

  13. 10. What animal (stock) pulled the wagons along the trail? a) Horse b) Donkey c) Dog d) Ox

  14. Hardships Part Three

  15. 11. How far would pioneers have to walk? a) 200 miles b) 950 miles c) 1,500 miles d) 2,000 miles

  16. 12. What diseases did pioneers NOT face? a) Malaria b) Scurvy c) Swine flu d) They did not face any diseases

  17. 13. What are two hardships pioneers faced on the trail? a) Weather and diseases b) Weather and food c) Food and boredom d) Nothing fun to do and nothing good to eat

  18. 14. Pioneers would have their property stolen from them while on the trail. True or False a) True  b) False

  19. 15. What natural barrier did they face? a) Dessert b) Rivers c) Tundra d) Oceans

  20. Native Americans Part Four

  21. 16. Lewis and Clark encountered ______ on the Oregon Trial. a) Gypsies b) Native Americans c) Japanese d) African Americans

  22. 17. Who/what was Sacagawea? a) A grain Lewis and Clark needed b) A buffalo Lewis and Clark killed c) A battle between Lewis and Clark d) A Native American who helped Lewis and Clark

  23. 18. How did Native Americans affect pioneers moving west? a) Native Americans helped them with supplies b) Native American stole supplies c) Native Americans refused to talk to pioneers d) Native Americans never encountered pioneers moving west

  24. 19. What is assimilation? a) The act of moving from east to west b) The act of packing a wagon c) The act of adopting a Native American child d) The act of adopting another culture

  25. 20. The conflicts of the Oregon Trail were between: a) African Americans and Caucasians b) Lewis and Clark c) Native Americans and Euro-Americans d) Chief Sitting Bull and Sacagawea

  26. Great Job!!

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