Kansas Quiz 10

Question 1 of 84

1. Question

A last great Chief of the Comanche Nation was?

Dwight Eisenhower

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Chief Joseph

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Sitting Bull

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Quanah Parker

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Question 2 of 84

2. Question

Cheyenne, Arapaho, Kiowa, Apache, Comanche were:

rurals

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famers

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nomadic

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settlers

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Question 3 of 84

3. Question

For how long did the Comanche people control the territory known as ‘Comanchería’?

Until the Mexican-American War

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For over 250 years

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From the 1800s to the 1850s

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For almost 20 years

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Question 4 of 84

4. Question

Guess the State of Kansas’s Official Gem:

Blue Topaz

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Barite Rosette

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Jelinite (amber)

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Ammolite

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Question 5 of 84

5. Question

In 1598 Juan de Onate came north with how many Spanish immigrants to settle the southern Rocky Mountains at Santa Fe?

95

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295

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495

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995

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Question 6 of 84

6. Question

In the late 1500s what other Country claimed part of Kansas besides Spain?

England

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Russia

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the United States

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France

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Question 7 of 84

7. Question

Male cougars as compared to females in weight are:

lighter

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the same

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significantly heavier

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much, much lighter

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Question 8 of 84

8. Question

Of all the European diseases, one that devastated the Indigenous peoples was:

mumps

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smallpox

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measles

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All the above

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Question 9 of 84

9. Question

Spain controlled Kansas for over how many years?

38

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62

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132

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232

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Question 10 of 84

10. Question

The 1st European permanent settlement within present day Kansas was:

Fort de Cavagnial

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Fort Scott

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Fort Witchita

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St. Louis

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Question 11 of 84

11. Question

The buffalo like salmon in the Pacific Northwest provided an almost unlimited amount of protein

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Question 12 of 84

12. Question

The Celtic mindset and history of being warriors was important in taming the West.

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Question 13 of 84

13. Question

The Europeans taught the Plains Indians about potatoes, corn, beans & squash.

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Question 14 of 84

14. Question

The Europeans taught the Plains Indians about potatoes, corn, beans & squash.

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Question 15 of 84

15. Question

The Freemont Culture of western Kansas (and Utah, Nevada, Idaho, & Kansas) existed:

200 years ago

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500 years ago

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2,000 years ago

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10,000 years ago

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Question 16 of 84

16. Question

The Republic of Texas claimed territory of all the following modern-day states EXCEPT:

California

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Wyoming

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New Mexico

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Colorado

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Question 17 of 84

17. Question

The Rio Grande River plays an important role in defining the boundary between the United States and Mexico.

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Question 18 of 84

18. Question

The term “indigenous” means?

First Peoples

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Native, occuring in place

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Americans

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Indians

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Question 19 of 84

19. Question

To find a job, what must you exhibit to fulfill its primary task besides ability & interest?

knowledge

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skill

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effort

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All the above

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Question 20 of 84

20. Question

What Europeans arrived first in Kansas?

French

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Hudson's Bay

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Spanish

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Americans

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Question 21 of 84

21. Question

What military strategy was used to control the Comanche and other tribes in the late 1800s?

The massive hunting of bison to near extinction

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Negotiating treaties for land cessions

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Building large forts throughout Comanchería

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All the above

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Question 22 of 84

22. Question

What river establishes the eastern boundary of Texas?

The Colorado River

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The Sabine River

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The Nueces River

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The Rio Grande

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Question 23 of 84

23. Question

What was the nickname for a lawless part of Oklahoma from 1850 to 1890 with no state owning

'No Man's Land'

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The 'Neutral Ground'

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Comanchería

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The 'New Texas Frontier'

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Question 24 of 84

24. Question

Which of the following tribes had a farming-based lifestyle unlike the Comanche

The Sioux

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The Pawnee

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The Apache

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The Kiowa

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Question 25 of 84

25. Question

Why did Texas cede a Public Land Strip (known as ‘No Man’s Land’)?

The land was worthless

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To gain new land

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To comply with the Missouri Compromise

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It was too difficult to control.

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Question 26 of 84

26. Question

~30 % done! Are you feeling tired or having little energy?

Not at all

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For last several days

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For more than half the days

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Nearly every day

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Question 27 of 84

27. Question

A country that has claimed Kansas’s land as their own is:

Spain

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France

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America

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All the above

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Question 28 of 84

28. Question

An animal that once held grazing animals in check so that forest canopies could grow and that is now considered for reintroduction is the:

Coyote

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Cougar

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Wolf

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None of the above

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Question 29 of 84

29. Question

An historical Frenchman to visit and explore Kansas was:

Etienne de Veniard (1714)

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Etienne Marchand (1791)

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Camille de Roquefeuil (1817)

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All of the above

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Question 30 of 84

30. Question

Annual gatherings that facilitated trade, social interaction, and knowledge exchange between Indigenous Peoples and Explorers were called a:

Party

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Rendezvous

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Celebration

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None of the above

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Question 31 of 84

31. Question

Eastern European immigrants helped expand sunflower production for oil in Kansas.

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Question 32 of 84

32. Question

Explorer Zebulon Pike 1805 exploration found Kansas to be:

inviting

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a desert

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good farm land

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filled with hostile Spaniards

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Question 33 of 84

33. Question

How do young sunflowers move as they grow?

They face north

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They follow the sun

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They turn toward water

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None of the above

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Question 34 of 84

34. Question

Identify the State of Kansas’s Official Mammal:

Bison

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Texas Longhorn

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Rocky Mountain Bighorn

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Bison

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Question 35 of 84

35. Question

In 1804 Lewis & Clark were the 1st to record sighting of a Prairie Wolf, it was really a:

Dog

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Mutant

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Coyote

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None of the above

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Question 36 of 84

36. Question

In what decade did changes in fashion and depletion of beaver populations led to a shift in economic activity?

1850s

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1840s

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1860s

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None of the above

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Question 37 of 84

37. Question

Indigenous peoples of Kansas lived mainly in what types of shelters?

Tipis

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Bark covered lodges

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Buffalo hided lodges

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Pit Houses

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Question 38 of 84

38. Question

Mature sunflowers typically face which direction?

West

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South

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East

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Question 39 of 84

39. Question

Mountain Men who explored and sought the fur resources in Kansas were:

Jim Bridger

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Jim Beckwourth

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Kit Carson

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Jedediah Smith

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Question 40 of 84

40. Question

Of all the trading posts that existed in Kansas, the 1st permanent was:

Fort Lisa

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Fort Charles

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Fort Mackay

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Fort Omaha

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Question 41 of 84

41. Question

One of the most notable missions in Kansas extablished by Baptist miisionaries in 1833 was the

San Juan Bautista de loss Caballeros

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San Luis

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Santa Fe

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Oto Mission

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Question 42 of 84

42. Question

Only 100 of the Lewis & Clark 8,000 mile journey was in Kansas where Clark found the Kansas River water:

Refreshing

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Tasteful

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Cool

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Disagreeable

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Question 43 of 84

43. Question

Perhaps the best description of the homo sapiens who came to North America 15,000 years ago is:

First Peoples

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Native Americans

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Indigenous Peoples

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Indians

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Question 44 of 84

44. Question

Sunflower roots help prevent soil erosion and increase drought resistance.

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'Uncertain

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Question 45 of 84

45. Question

Sunflowers are unreliable crops during dry years in Kansas.

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Question 46 of 84

46. Question

Sunflowers were originally grown in Kansas only for decorative purposes.

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Question 47 of 84

47. Question

The 1st Reservation established in Kansas was for the:

Sioux

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Apaches

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Comanches

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Delaware

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Question 48 of 84

48. Question

The British Fur Company that was active in Kansas from 1820 to 1850 was the:

American Fur Co.

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Hudson's Bay

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Rocky Mountain Fur

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None of the above

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Question 49 of 84

49. Question

The construction of forts like Fort Atkinson were to assert U.S. control and manage the?

Buffalo

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Native Americans

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Confederates

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the Fur Trade

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Question 50 of 84

50. Question

The earliest pioneer event in Kansas was:

Becoming a State

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Discovery of Gold

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Enabling Act Passed

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Lewis & Clark

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Question 51 of 84

51. Question

The first American explorers who explored and actually mapped parts of Kansas were:

Lewis and Clark

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Pike and Long

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John Colter

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A&B

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Question 52 of 84

52. Question

The first explorers to enter into Kansas was:

Lewis & Clark

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Francisco Vazquez de Coronado

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Juan de O?ate

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Francoes & Joseph Al Verendrye

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Question 53 of 84

53. Question

The form of currency first used by the Indigenous and Pioneers in the State was:

blankets

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shells

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gold dust

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fur pelts

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Question 54 of 84

54. Question

The Indigenous Peoples who often allied with the U.S. Army as scouts to fight other tribes were the:

Apache

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Pawnee

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Crow

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All of these

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Question 55 of 84

55. Question

The largest and most influential fur company to have a post in Kansas was the:

American Fur Co.

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Northwest Co.

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Hudson's Bay Co.

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None of the above

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Question 56 of 84

56. Question

The major route that led to the West through Kansas was the:

Oregon Trail

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California Trail

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Mormon Trail

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Santa Fe Trail

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Question 57 of 84

57. Question

The species of bighorn sheep native to Kansas is:

Stone

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Dall

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Rocky Mountain

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Desert

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Question 58 of 84

58. Question

The US Government’s belief it could claim Kansas was known as:

Manifest Destiny

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Eminent Domain

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Promised Land

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Question 59 of 84

59. Question

To find a job, what must you exhibit to fulfill its primary task besides interest & effort?

knowledge

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skill

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ability

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All the above

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Question 60 of 84

60. Question

What best summarizes the sunflower’s role in Kansas?

Decoration

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Food storage for winter

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Beauty

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Question 61 of 84

61. Question

What does the sunflower represent to farmers in Kansas?

Labor risk and reward

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Decoration

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Political protest

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Question 62 of 84

62. Question

What environmental challenge do sunflowers help address?

Flooding

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Soil erosion

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Insect overpopulation

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Question 63 of 84

63. Question

What European culture provided the initial influence and interactions with indigenous populations with their fur trade?

Scottish

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French

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Spanish

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Question 64 of 84

64. Question

What famous explorer and naturalist explored the Kansas region in the early 1800s?

John Fremont

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Zebulon Pike

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Daniel Boone

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Lewis and Clark

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Question 65 of 84

65. Question

What famous trail used by pioneers traveling west crossed through Kansas?

Oregon Trail

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Santa Fe Trail

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California Trail

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All the above

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Question 66 of 84

66. Question

What history book did the Explorers, Exploiters, Soldiers, Pioneers carry with them, even to their deaths?

The Bible

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Lord of the Rings

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Magna Carta

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U.S. Constitution

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Question 67 of 84

67. Question

What is the name of the vast underground water supply beneath much of Kansas that aids irrigation?

Ogallala Aquifer

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High Plains Aquifer

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Cheyenne Aquifer

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Dakota Aquifer

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Question 68 of 84

68. Question

What major trail passed through Kansas bringing thousands of pioneers west?

Oregon Trail

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Mormon Trail

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The California Trail

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Question 69 of 84

69. Question

What new use for sunflowers expanded during the nineteenth century?

Textile dyes

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Paper manufacturing

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Oil production

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None of the above

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Question 70 of 84

70. Question

What scientific name is given for the common sunflower?

Helianthus annuus

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Helianthus tuberosus

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Aster annua

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Question 71 of 84

71. Question

What significant land acquisition made Kansas part of the United States in 1803?

Oregon Treaty

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Gadsden Purchase

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Louisiana Purchase

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Mexican Cession

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Question 72 of 84

72. Question

What type of soil is particularly well-suited for growing corn and other crops in the Missouri and Platte river valleys?

Alluvial soils

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Loess Soils

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Prairie soils

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Question 73 of 84

73. Question

What was the meaning of the original name of the La Platte River given by a French explorer?

Nebraska River

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Flat Water River

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Missouri River

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Big Muddy

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Question 74 of 84

74. Question

When Lewis & Clark needed to replace lost equipment on their expedition, they used cottonwood to make:

wagon wheels

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canoes

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sleds

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shelters

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Question 75 of 84

75. Question

Which animals benefit directly from sunflower blooms?

Wolves and coyotes

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Deer and bison

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Bees and butterflies

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None of the above

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Question 76 of 84

76. Question

Which European explorer traveled through Kansas in 1541?

Hernan Cortes

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Christopher Columbus

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Francisco Vazquez de Coronado

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Ferdinand Magellan

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Question 77 of 84

77. Question

Which group introduced oil-producing sunflower varieties?

Spanish missionaries

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Eastern European immigrants

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Railroad companies

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None of the above

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Question 78 of 84

78. Question

Which important figure in the Ponca Tribe’s history led the legal battle to recognize Native Americans as “persons” and to reclaim their tribal lands?

Red Cloud

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Chief Standing Bear

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Crazy Horse

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Sitting Bull

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Question 79 of 84

79. Question

Which Native American tribe was known for being the largest in Kansas and lived there longer than any other group?

Cheyenne

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Pawnee

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Omaha

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Lakota

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Question 80 of 84

80. Question

Which of these boomtowns and mining camps were in Kansas?

Lowell

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Antioch

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Omaha

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All the above

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Question 81 of 84

81. Question

Which plant is discussed as central to Kansas history and identity?

Corn

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Wheat

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Sunflower

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Squash

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Question 82 of 84

82. Question

Who said, “The White Man goes into his church and talks about Jesus. The Indian goes into his tipi and talks with Jesus

Quanah Parker

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Red Bull

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Chief Joseph

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Chief Sealth Seattle

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Question 83 of 84

83. Question

Why are sunflowers valuable during difficult growing seasons?

They grow faster than all other crops

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They tolerate heat and low rainfall

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They require no soil nutrients

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Question 84 of 84

84. Question

Why were sunflowers important to Indigenous peoples?

They were traded mainly as decoration

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They provided food

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They marked territorial boundaries

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