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Chapter 4 History
Review!
A.Horace KingB.Eli WhitneyC.William KingD.Daniel Pratt
Who was well known for bridge building?
A.Horace KingB.Eli WhitneyC.William KingD.Daniel Pratt
Who was well known for bridge building?
A.SlavesB.Yeoman FarmersC.Plantation OwnersD.Abolitionists
Who lived on small farms and produced enough food to feed their own families?
A.SlavesB.Yeoman FarmersC.Plantation OwnersD.Abolitionists
Who lived on small farms and produced enough food to feed their own families?
A.William KingB.Horace KingC.Daniel PrattD.Eli Whitney
Who invented the cotton gin?
A.William KingB.Horace KingC.Daniel PrattD.Eli Whitney
Who invented the cotton gin?
A.Alabama roadsB.Toll roadsC.Concrete roadsD.Highways
In order to travel on these roads, you must pay a fee.
A.Alabama roadsB.Toll roadsC.Concrete roadsD.Highways
In order to travel on these roads, you must pay a fee.
A.5B.4C.3D.2
The 1st railroad in Alabama was only ____ miles long.
A.5B.4C.3D.2
The 1st railroad in Alabama was only ____ miles long.
A.riversB.swampsC.forestsD.highways
Most plantations were located near _____.
A.riversB.swampsC.forestsD.highways
Most plantations were located near _____.
A.readerB.lawyerC.tutorD.helper
A teacher was sometimes called a _____.
A.readerB.lawyerC.tutorD.helper
A teacher was sometimes called a _____.
A.BirminghamB.MobileC.DothanD.Huntsville
During the 1800s, which city was the largest in Alabama?
A.BirminghamB.MobileC.DothanD.Huntsville
During the 1800s, which city was the largest in Alabama?
A.Horace KingB.Eli WhitneyC.Daniel PrattD.William King
Who was elected to be Vice President of the U.S. in 1852?
A.Horace KingB.Eli WhitneyC.Daniel PrattD.William King
Who was elected to be Vice President of the U.S. in 1852?
A.abolitionistsB.farmersC.folkwaysD.tutors
Who were people who did not support slavery?
A.abolitionistsB.farmersC.folkwaysD.tutors
Who were people who did not support slavery?
A.homespunB.coffleC.industrialistD.abolitionists
A train of slaves fastened together was called a _____.
A.homespunB.coffleC.industrialistD.abolitionists
A train of slaves fastened together was called a _____.
A.teachingB.coachingC.agricultureD.working at banks
The majority of people living in Alabama made a living by _____.
A.teachingB.coachingC.agricultureD.working at banks
The majority of people living in Alabama made a living by _____.
A.churchB.bankC.schoolD.county seat
Where did people go to document deeds and other legal papers?
A.churchB.bankC.schoolD.county seat
Where did people go to document deeds and other legal papers?
A.Horace KingB.Eli WhitneyC.Daniel PrattD.William King
Who was the industrialist who built factories in Alabama in the mid 1800s?
A.Horace KingB.Eli WhitneyC.Daniel PrattD.William King
Who was the industrialist who built factories in Alabama in the mid 1800s?
A.industrialistB.farmerC.tutorD.harriet
An _____ is an owner or manager of a factory.
A.industrialistB.farmerC.tutorD.harriet
An _____ is an owner or manager of a factory.
A.cottonB.homespunC.ginD.folkways
_____ is a loosely woven fabric made of linen or wool.
A.cottonB.homespunC.ginD.folkways
_____ is a loosely woven fabric made of linen or wool.
A.AlabamaB.MobileC.HarrietD.Prattville
The first slaves were brought to Alabama in 1721 aboard a ship named the _____.
A.AlabamaB.MobileC.HarrietD.Prattville
The first slaves were brought to Alabama in 1721 aboard a ship named the _____.
A.traditionsB.folkwaysC.ceremoniesD.games
Songs, stories, and superstitions that slaves brought with them from Africa were _____.
A.traditionsB.folkwaysC.ceremoniesD.games
Songs, stories, and superstitions that slaves brought with them from Africa were _____.
A.16th section landsB.18th section landsC.20th section landsD.22nd section lands
Units of surveyed land, often set aside for schools is called _____.
A.16th section landsB.18th section landsC.20th section landsD.22nd section lands
Units of surveyed land, often set aside for schools is called _____.
A. It helped the growth of economic development
B. It helped teachersC. It created more riversD.It created more toll
roads
The development of the steamship was important to Alabama because…
A. It helped the growth of economic development
B. It helped teachersC. It created more riversD.It created more toll
roads
The development of the steamship was important to Alabama because…