7.5.9 - Quick Check: The Effect of World War II
How did World War II spur job growth in Washington?
A.by decreasing competition in foreign trade
B.by encouraging many people to conserve resources
C.by increasing demand for supplies and other goods*******
D.by reducing the influx of immigrants
1. C
2. A
3. A
4. A
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C, by increasing demand for supplies and other goods.
A, many workers served overseas in the military.
A, boring.
A, by housing a plant that produced fuel used I making of atomic bombs.
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Why was Billy Frank Jr. such an important Native American figure?
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Billy Frank Jr. was a very important Native American leader because he fought for Native American fishing rights and helped protect the environment for future generations. He also worked to improve relations between Native Americans and the U.S. government.
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How does their sovereign status as nations affect how Native American tribes make treaties?
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It allows Native American tribes to easily get out of the treaty obligations.
It enables them to negotiate treaties with the U.S. government.
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The correct answer is:
It enables them to negotiate treaties with the U.S. government.
Sovereign status as nations allows Native American tribes to enter into government-to-government relationships with the U.S. government, meaning they can negotiate treaties as equals. This allows them to assert their rights and protect their interests.
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Which of the following was included in the treaty-making process? Select all that apply.
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Stevens gave a speech about the “Great White Father.”
Native Americans gathered in large meetings lasting for days.
Isaac Stevens tested the language ability of leaders.
Native American leaders visited Washington D.C.
Which are the correct answers?
The correct answers are:
- Native Americans gathered in large meetings lasting for days.
- Isaac Stevens tested the language ability of leaders.
- Native American leaders visited Washington D.C.
These were all included in the treaty-making process.
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Why did some settlers oppose treaties that Stevens made with the Native Americans?
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Some settlers opposed the treaties that Stevens made with Native Americans because they did not want to share their land with Native Americans or honor their treaty rights. Additionally, some settlers viewed Native Americans as inferior and believed that they should not have the same rights as white settlers. Finally, settlers were often driven by economic interests and wanted to obtain Native American lands for themselves.
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Settlers opposed the treaties because they didn't want to share the land, thought Native Americans were inferior, and wanted access to their lands for economic reasons.
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Why were the events surrounding the arrest and hanging of Leschi so controversial?
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In a second trial, Leschi was found guilty on little evidence.
Leschi joined with the Yakama tribe to fight in the war.
A warship had to break up the fighting to arrest him.
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The correct answer is:
In a second trial, Leschi was found guilty on little evidence.
Leschi's arrest and hanging were controversial partly because he was found guilty in a second trial on little evidence. The first trial resulted in a hung jury, and because of double jeopardy, Leschi should not have been tried again for the same crime. Additionally, there were concerns that Leschi was being punished because of his leadership role in resisting non-Native American settlement.
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Why was Chief Joseph the most famous tribal leader in the Pacific Northwest?
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The treaties upheld the idea that only Africans could be slaves.
Native Americans were required to allow African slaves on their land.
His treaties required Native Americans to free all of their slaves.
which one is correct?
None of the given answer options are correct in relation to the question about Chief Joseph.
To answer the original question, Chief Joseph is considered the most famous tribal leader in the Pacific Northwest due to his leadership in resisting the forced removal of the Nez Perce people from their traditional lands to a reservation. Despite making a valiant effort to resist, Chief Joseph eventually surrendered to the U.S. Army and his story became famous as an example of Native American resistance and perseverance.
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My apologies for any confusion. To answer your question, none of the given answer options are correct. Chief Joseph is considered the most famous tribal leader in the Pacific Northwest due to his leadership in resisting the forced removal of the Nez Perce people from their traditional lands to a reservation. Despite making a valiant effort to resist, Chief Joseph eventually surrendered to the U.S. Army and his story became famous as an example of Native American resistance and perseverance.
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None of the provided answer options are even remotely related to the question. The correct answer is related to Chief Joseph's leadership in resisting the forced removal of the Nez Perce people from their traditional lands.
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How did the issue of slavery influence the treaty-making process by Isaac Stevens?
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The treaties upheld the idea that only Africans could be slaves.
Native Americans were required to allow African slaves on their land.
His treaties required Native Americans to free all of their slaves.
The correct answer is:
None of the given answer options are correct.
The issue of slavery did not play a direct role in the treaty-making process by Isaac Stevens. However, it is worth noting that slavery was a contentious issue in the United States at the time the treaties were being negotiated, and some Native American tribes owned slaves or had adopted certain European-American practices, including slavery. Nonetheless, the treaties did not address slavery in a direct manner.
which is closest to being correct
None of the given answer options are even remotely related to the issue of slavery and the treaty-making process by Isaac Stevens. Therefore, none of the options are close to being correct.
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Why did mission schools encourage family separation?
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Mission schools encouraged family separation because they believed that Native American families were an obstacle to assimilation into American society. By separating Native American children from their families, mission schools aimed to break down traditional cultural practices and customs, and force Native American children to adopt American ways of life. Many missionaries believed that this separation was necessary in order to "civilize" Native American children and integrate them into mainstream American culture.
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Mission schools believed separating Native American children from their families would help assimilate them into American society by breaking down traditional customs and forcing them to adopt American ways of life.
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Why was communication a major problem in the treaty-making process?
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Only tribes that understood Chinook Jargon could participate.
Information had to be translated from English to Chinook Jargon to the native language.
Native Americans had to learn English before any treaty could be signed
The correct answer is:
Information had to be translated from English to Chinook Jargon to the native language.
Communication was a major problem in the treaty-making process because information had to be translated from English to Chinook Jargon and then from Chinook Jargon to the native language of the individual tribes. This led to misunderstandings and mistranslations, making it difficult for Native Americans to fully understand the terms of the treaties. Additionally, not all tribes were familiar with Chinook Jargon, further complicating communication.
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Who did the US Government support after gold was discovered on the Nez Perce reservation?
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After gold was discovered on the Nez Perce reservation, the US government supported the miners who rushed to the area to mine gold. The government did not protect the reservation or the Nez Perce people's rights to their land and resources.
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What effect did mission schools have upon Native Americans?
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They led to the allotment of Native American reservation lands.
They almost wiped out several Native American languages.
The correct answer is:
They almost wiped out several Native American languages.
Mission schools had a profound and often negative impact on Native American cultures and communities. One of the most significant effects of mission schools was the near eradication of several Native American languages. Mission schools actively discouraged the use of Native American languages and Native American cultural practices, forcing Native American children to adopt American ways of life. As a result, many Native American languages and cultural traditions were lost or severely diminished.
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Why was slavery banned in Washington Territory?
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Slavery was banned in Washington Territory as a result of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, which prohibited slavery in all territories north of the Ohio River.
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How did the Meriam Report pressure President Franklin Roosevelt and the U.S. Congress to pass the Indian Reorganization Act?
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The report revealed that government policies were actually hurting Native Americans more than helping them.
The report identified tribal leaders who had violated terms of their treaty with disloyalty to the U.S.
The correct answer is:
The report revealed that government policies were actually hurting Native Americans more than helping them.
The Meriam Report was a government study that documented problems with U.S. Indian policy and argued that government policies were actually hurting Native Americans more than helping them. The report led to pressure on President Franklin Roosevelt and the U.S. Congress to take action to reform U.S. Indian policy. As a result, the Indian Reorganization Act was passed, which aimed to reverse some of the damaging effects of the previous policies by encouraging Native American tribes to form their own governments and preserve their cultures.
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How did Father Chirouse plan to make more Native American students learn American culture?
7th grade level
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Father Chirouse planned to make more Native American students learn American culture by creating a school where Native American children would be required to speak only English and would be taught American ways of life, including Christianity.
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Father Chirouse created a school where Native American children would learn American culture by speaking only English and being taught Christianity.
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Why did people support the General Allotment Act?
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They hoped the act would protect Native American lands.
They wanted more Native American land for settlers to farm.
The correct answer is:
They wanted more Native American lands for settlers to farm.
People supported the General Allotment Act because it would provide more land for settlers and promote the assimilation of Native Americans into American society. The act directed the government to divide reservations into individual allotments, which would then be distributed to Native Americans who became U.S. citizens. Any remaining land would be opened up for sale to non-Native American settlers. The goal was to break up reservations and turn Native Americans into land-owning farmers, thereby promoting assimilation and making it easier for settlers to access more land.
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How did the Indian Reorganization Act affect Native Americans living on reservations?
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It ended allotment and allowed Native Americans to reorganize their leadership.
It made Native American gaming laws void and ordered them to work with the states.
The correct answer is:
It ended allotment and allowed Native Americans to reorganize their leadership.
The Indian Reorganization Act, also known as the Wheeler-Howard Act, was a major reform of U.S. Indian policy. The act ended the previous policy of allotment, which had forced Native Americans to give up traditional communal practices and adopt western-style individual land ownership. In its place, the act encouraged Native American tribes to reorganize their own governments and maintain their cultures. Additionally, the act provided funding and support for tribal government and economic development. Overall, the act significantly improved the legal status and political power of Native American tribes and is considered a significant step towards self-determination and sovereignty.
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In what ways do Native Americans preserve their culture and heritage? Select all that apply.
answers listed:
the First Salmon Ceremony
Oregon Trail travel
the Canoe Journey
Civil War Re-enactments
which answers are the correct ones?
The correct answers are:
- The First Salmon Ceremony
- The Canoe Journey
Native Americans preserve their culture and heritage in many ways, including holding traditional ceremonies like the First Salmon Ceremony and participating in events like the Canoe Journey, which celebrates the importance of canoe travel to Native American culture. The other options listed, Oregon Trail travel and Civil War Re-enactments, are not directly related to Native American culture and heritage.
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Why did the United States negotiate treaties with Native Americans?
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The United States negotiated treaties with Native Americans to gain access to Native American lands and natural resources. Treaties were also used to control Native American populations and their movements, as well as to establish peaceful relationships with tribal communities.
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The US negotiated treaties with Native Americans to gain access to their lands and control their movements, and to establish peaceful relationships with the tribes.
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What was the result of the Boldt Decision?
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It showed that state laws were higher than treaty laws.
It showed that Washington had to reservation laws and traditions.
It allowed Native Americans claim to 50% of fish caught in Washington
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The correct answer is:
It allowed Native Americans to claim 50% of fish caught in Washington.
The Boldt Decision was a landmark legal case in which a federal district court ruled that treaties signed between the U.S. government and Native American tribes in the Northwest granted tribes the right to half of the fish harvested in their traditional territories. The decision recognized the importance of traditional Native American fishing rights and affirmed tribes' legal and cultural connection to the fisheries. The other options listed are not accurate.
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Why were tribal leaders in eastern Washington unhappy with the initial treaty requirements?
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Native Americans had to replace their native language with English.
All Native American tribes in the East were required to move onto one large reservation.
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Neither of the given answer options are accurate to the question.
To answer the original question, tribal leaders in eastern Washington were unhappy with the initial treaty requirements because they felt that the terms of the treaty did not reflect the reality of their traditional territories and ways of life. Additionally, the treaty lacked many essential details, such as specific boundaries and guarantees that tribes would be able to continue to hunt and fish in their traditional territories. Finally, some tribes were not fully represented at the negotiations, leading to feelings of unfairness and mistrust.
which is closest to being correct though
Neither of the given answer options are related to the question. Therefore, neither is close to being correct.
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What happened when gold was discovered on the reservation?
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