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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. One instance of land abuse was the "guardian system," put in place by Massachusetts in what year?
(a) 1768.
(b) 1746.
(c) 1711.
(d) 1737.

2. The first text in Chapter 4 is from what year, when a governor of New France traveled to Iroquois country to try to bluff his way to making the Iroquois stop trading with the English?
(a) 1756.
(b) 1658.
(c) 1754.
(d) 1684.

3. What refers to the crime of falsely making or altering a writing by which the legal rights or obligations of another person are apparently affected?
(a) Larceny.
(b) Forgery.
(c) Allimony.
(d) Bribery.

4. George Washington became known by what nickname among the Native Americans for ordering the destruction of around forty Iroquois towns during the Revolutionary War?
(a) "Monstrous Destroyer."
(b) "Town Destroyer."
(c) "Great Bear."
(d) "Black Night."

5. The Walking Purchase gave Pennsylvania as much land as a person could walk in how much time?
(a) Two days.
(b) A day and a half.
(c) Four days.
(d) Three and a half days.

6. What act among Indian tribes was a crucial part of any diplomatic efforts, as it symbolized friendship and sincerity?
(a) Totem sharing.
(b) Ritual sacrifice.
(c) Gift giving.
(d) Sharing tea.

7. In what year did a Delaware chief named John Killbuck make a speech correctly doubting that the white man will be satisfied with the Ohio River boundary?
(a) 1768.
(b) 1769.
(c) 1802.
(d) 1771.

8. In what year did the French and Indian War erupt into the world-wide conflict known as the Seven Years' War?
(a) 1756.
(b) 1754.
(c) 1763.
(d) 1758.

9. By what year was it clear the French were defeated by the English, and that Indians allied with the French were soon going to have to deal with the English, according to the author in Chapter 4?
(a) 1761.
(b) 1756.
(c) 1658.
(d) 1777.

10. When did Colonel William Crawford die?
(a) 1782.
(b) 1776.
(c) 1778.
(d) 1777.

11. Joseph Brant had been taught at whose school?
(a) Lord Germain's.
(b) William Johnson's.
(c) Eleazar Wheelock's.
(d) Jeffery Amherst's.

12. The Treaty of Fort Pitt was signed on what date?
(a) October 12, 1777.
(b) July 4, 1776.
(c) November 12, 1776.
(d) September 17, 1778.

13. When was Colonel William Crawford born?
(a) 1714.
(b) 1776.
(c) 1732.
(d) 1702.

14. The Walking Purchase was a purported agreement between the Penn family and what native tribe?
(a) The Cherokee Indians.
(b) The Iriquois Indians.
(c) The Apache Indians.
(d) The Delaware Indians.

15. A speech by a Chippewa chief named what rejected the presumption that the English were simply going to inherit Indian lands gained by the French in Chapter 4?
(a) Atiwaneto.
(b) Cheda.
(c) Minavavana.
(d) Garangula.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 4, a speech from 1752 was made by an Abenaki Indian named what to a Massachusetts emissary?

2. The Walking Purchase was a purported agreement from what year?

3. The Indian Nonintercourse Act is the collective name given to how many statutes passed by the United States Congress?

4. The first text reprinted in Chapter 3 is a "Act of Submission" from what year?by the Narrangansett Indians

5. The Indian Nonintercourse Act was passed by the United States Congress beginning in what year?

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