Lesson 3
3 Indigenous peoples of the Plains: the Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 11
20 questions
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Lesson 3, Indigenous peoples of the Plains: the: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE History (1HI0), Unit 11: The American West, c1835–c1895, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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In which year was the Dawes Act passed?
- 1890
- 1868
- 1862
- 1887
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What major destruction contributed to the collapse of Indigenous Plains lifestyles?
- Railroad strikes
- Gold rushes
- Buffalo extermination
- Timber depletion
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Where were Plains Indigenous peoples forced to live under US government policy?
- In urban tenements
- On federal ranches
- On reservations
- In national parks
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Depending on government rations after losing the buffalo relates to life where?
- In mining towns
- On cattle trails
- On reservations
- In open territory
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Which 1887 act marked changing US government attitudes towards Indigenous peoples?
- Kansas Nebraska Act
- Dawes Act
- Indian Removal Act
- Homestead Act
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Which two main factors caused the destruction of Indigenous Plains ways of life?
- Railroads and factories
- Gold and canals
- Farming and logging
- Buffalo and reservations
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Which law proves that US government attitudes towards Indigenous peoples changed after 1868?
- Timber Culture Act
- Dawes Act
- Pacific Railroad Act
- Missouri Compromise
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Which animal was foundational to the daily life and survival of Plains Indians?
- Buffalo
- Pronghorn
- Wild horse
- Grizzly bear
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Which key topic and date range covers 'Indigenous peoples of the Plains: the'?
- Key topic 1, c1835 to c1862
- Key topic 3, c1876 to c1895
- Key topic 2, c1876 to c1895
- Key topic 2, c1862 to c1876
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What was the broad historical topic concerning Indigenous peoples in this period?
- Agricultural expansion
- Rapid industrialisation
- Successful integration
- Destruction of lifestyle
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What was the main impact of changing US government attitudes on Indigenous land?
- Enhanced self rule
- Expanded tribal borders
- Increased tax revenue
- Loss of control
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Which 1887 law broke up reservation land into individual family holdings?
- Indian Appropriations Act
- Homestead Act
- Dawes Act
- Desert Land Act
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What major hunting activity did the government use to break Indigenous traditional lifestyles?
- Beaver trapping
- Wolf culling
- Deer harvesting
- Buffalo hunt
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How is reservation life characterised in the study of later Plains history?
- Complete autonomy
- Wealthy independence
- Restricted confinement
- Nomadic freedom
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Which three key elements define the late 19th-century Indigenous experience?
- Whaling, timber, canals
- Railroads, oil, factories
- Gold, cotton, slavery
- Buffalo, reservations, policy
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Which catastrophic loss alongside the Dawes Act destroyed Plains Indian ways of life?
- Timber famine
- Buffalo extermination
- Horse disease
- Gold depletion
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Which 1887 US law aimed to assimilate Native Americans by dividing land?
- The Homestead Act
- The Dawes Act
- The Missouri Compromise
- The Indian Appropriation Act
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What was the overall impact of government policies on Plains Indians?
- Destruction of lifestyle
- Cultural assimilation
- Economic prosperity
- Territorial expansion
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Which statement correctly pairs an event with its spec date? (Indigenous peoples of the Plains: the)
- The buffalo hunt, 1851
- Reservation policy, 1876
- The Dawes Act, 1862
- The Dawes Act, 1887
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Which two main factors caused the decline of Plains Indian culture?
- European immigration and factories
- Buffalo and government policy
- Gold rushes and railways
- Famine and civil war
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