HST 320 Final Exam questions well
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Built the first sailing vessel on the Great Lakes - correct answer ✔✔Robert La Salle
Organized an Indian confederation and resisted the sale of Native American lands - correct
answer ✔✔Tecumseh
Credited with discovering the Mississippi River - correct answer ✔✔Fr. Marquette
Believed his chances of success improved by including women - correct answer ✔✔Antoine de
la Mothe Cadillac
Initiated his actions because of the measures taken by his new "rulers" - correct answer
✔✔Pontiac
Panicked when the British attacked Detroit - correct answer ✔✔William Hull
Credited with ending British occupation of Michigan - correct answer ✔✔Anthony Wayne
The British strengthened their Michigan defenses in response to his victories elsewhere - correct
answer ✔✔George Rogers Clark
Won a battle viewed as decisive turning point that favored the Americans during the War of
1812 - correct answer ✔✔Oliver Hazard Perry
, Earned the nickname the "hair buyer" - correct answer ✔✔Henry Hamilton
This measure was intended to keep the settlers out of the Ohio River Valley - correct answer
✔✔Proclamation of 1763
Cited in the Declaration of Independence as "intolerable," this measure gave religious freedom
to French Catholics - correct answer ✔✔Quebec Act
Guaranteed that the lands in the Great Lakes area would not be treated as American colonies -
correct answer ✔✔Northwest Ordinance
A War of 1812 American tragedy precipitated by a U.S. officer who disobeyed orders - correct
answer ✔✔Battle of River Raisin
This event was held in response to a rival power's expansion into the Great Lakes - correct
answer ✔✔Pageant of the Sault
Her newspaper columns kept the home-front informed - correct answer ✔✔Evelyn Adams
Authored a wartime diary detailing her work as a nurse - correct answer ✔✔Julia Wheelock
So eager to go to war that she broke "societal norms" - correct answer ✔✔Sarah Emma
Edmonds
A forceful speaker and women's rights advocate - correct answer ✔✔Sojourner Truth
Combat medic whose battlefield bravery was admired and often recognized - correct answer
✔✔Annie Etheridge
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Built the first sailing vessel on the Great Lakes - correct answer ✔✔Robert La Salle
Organized an Indian confederation and resisted the sale of Native American lands - correct
answer ✔✔Tecumseh
Credited with discovering the Mississippi River - correct answer ✔✔Fr. Marquette
Believed his chances of success improved by including women - correct answer ✔✔Antoine de
la Mothe Cadillac
Initiated his actions because of the measures taken by his new "rulers" - correct answer
✔✔Pontiac
Panicked when the British attacked Detroit - correct answer ✔✔William Hull
Credited with ending British occupation of Michigan - correct answer ✔✔Anthony Wayne
The British strengthened their Michigan defenses in response to his victories elsewhere - correct
answer ✔✔George Rogers Clark
Won a battle viewed as decisive turning point that favored the Americans during the War of
1812 - correct answer ✔✔Oliver Hazard Perry
, Earned the nickname the "hair buyer" - correct answer ✔✔Henry Hamilton
This measure was intended to keep the settlers out of the Ohio River Valley - correct answer
✔✔Proclamation of 1763
Cited in the Declaration of Independence as "intolerable," this measure gave religious freedom
to French Catholics - correct answer ✔✔Quebec Act
Guaranteed that the lands in the Great Lakes area would not be treated as American colonies -
correct answer ✔✔Northwest Ordinance
A War of 1812 American tragedy precipitated by a U.S. officer who disobeyed orders - correct
answer ✔✔Battle of River Raisin
This event was held in response to a rival power's expansion into the Great Lakes - correct
answer ✔✔Pageant of the Sault
Her newspaper columns kept the home-front informed - correct answer ✔✔Evelyn Adams
Authored a wartime diary detailing her work as a nurse - correct answer ✔✔Julia Wheelock
So eager to go to war that she broke "societal norms" - correct answer ✔✔Sarah Emma
Edmonds
A forceful speaker and women's rights advocate - correct answer ✔✔Sojourner Truth
Combat medic whose battlefield bravery was admired and often recognized - correct answer
✔✔Annie Etheridge
