1. The Nootka Sound Convention: Group of answer choices a. limited…
Question Answered step-by-step 1. The Nootka Sound Convention: Group of answer choices a. limited… 1. The Nootka Sound Convention:Group of answer choicesa. limited Spain’s territorial possessions.b. compensated England for damages at Nootka.c. secured free trade along the Northwest Coast.d. formalized the rules and practice of taking possession of territory.e. all of the above.f. none of the above.2. TRUE or FALSE: James Vancouver was the first non-Native explorer to locate and navigate the passage in the Columbia River.3. TRUE or FALSE: It is a misconception that white explorers and traders unilaterally took advantage of Native People and also a misconception that white explorers and traders “entered a pristine land unsoiled by human hands.”4. The Lewis and Clark expedition:Group of answer choicesa. was sent to the Pacific Northwest to build and live in fur-trading outposts to compete with the Hudson’s Bay Company.b. were unable to build good relations with the Shoshone or Nez Perce, who refused to help the expeditions in any way.c. experienced a rough winter (1805-06) on the Pacific Coast.d. never found the Pacific Ocean.5. According to Storytime #1, the video on Lewis and Clark, after a vote taken among the Corps of Discovery men on where to stay for the winter of 1805-06, the men voted to stay:Group of answer choicesa. on the North side of the Columbia River (near the Chinook).b. on the South side of the Columbia River (near the Clatsop).c. Upriver (near the Nez Perce).d. at the Holiday Inn in Portland.6. TRUE or FALSE: The sea otter pelts gathered by James Cook’s third voyage/expedition, and sold in Guangzhou (Canton) China, often sold at an 1,800% profit.7. Robert Gray’s 1790-1793 expedition:Group of answer choicesa. had a dairy cow named “Nancy the Heifer” on board.b. traded copper, iron, and blue cloth for Native fish and other types of food.c. never had any trouble with Native Peoples.d. found the Chinese to be extremely honest trade partners.8. TRUE or FALSE: The British sold Fort George to the Pacific Fur Company in 1812, ending the British fur trade presence in the Pacific Northwest. 9. As fur trading declined in the 1830s, the British began to focus their attention on:Group of answer choicesa. timber extraction.b. salmon packing.c. commercial farming and ranching.d. all of the above.10. George Simpson:Group of answer choicesa. believed Natives “must be ruled with a rod of iron to bring them in a proper state of subordination.”b. was a prominent American Mountain Man.c. fought to protect and preserve beaver populations from hunting in the Pacific Northwest, fearing they would become extinct.d. all of the above. History US History HIST MISC Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
