Week 20 Social Studies Exit Ticket

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ZABRIELLE WILLIAMS

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Week 20 Social Studies Exit Ticket

Vocabulary
Congress - a U.S. government organization that creates laws (noun)
boundary - the border that indicates where two different places are divided (noun)
constitution - a document that describes the government of a country (noun)
delegates - representatives (noun)
democracy - a form of government where people hold the power and choose their leaders by voting
(noun)
expedition - a journey by a group of people for a specific reason or purpose (noun)

exports - goods we sell to another country (noun)

imports - goods we bring from another country to sell in our country (noun)

negotiations - mutual discussions about a transaction or agreement (noun)

opportunity cost - something that must be given up to get or achieve something else (noun)

purchase - to buy something (verb)

ratify - to give approval to something, like a new law (verb)

state - a part of a country that has its own government (noun)

territory - an area of land owned by a nation or ruler (noun)

Multiple Choice

Who were the first Europeans to arrive in Louisiana?

The French

The Germans

The Italians

The Spanish

Multiple Choice

What do we call the deal when we purchased Louisiana from France?

the Louisiana Territory

the Louisiana Deal

the Louisiana Purchase

the Louisiana Offer

Multiple Choice

What two waterways did the US gain through the Louisiana from France?

Port of New Orleans, Mississippi River

Missouri River, Gulf of Mexico

Mississippi Valley, Port of Louisiana

Mississippi River, Gulf of Mexico

Multiple Choice

What is a democracy?

people voting for their leaders

people voting for musicians

following directions

listening to others

Multiple Choice

In the 1800s, the state of Louisiana was Catholic, while the rest of the United States was mostly what?

Jewish

Muslim

Protestant

Atheist

Multiple Choice

Which of the following did Louisiana NOT need before it could become an official state?

delegates

borders

a Constitution

rules

Multiple Choice

What would help Americans keep control of unexplored land?

trading

journals

maps

supplies

Multiple Choice

Why did Lewis and Clark need to take items to trade?

American Indians traded for what they wanted.

They didn't have money.

They had a lot of space to bring things.

They wanted to take extra things.

Multiple Choice

What was NOT an effect of Lewis and Clark Expedition?

building relationships with the American Indians

learning about new plants and resources

making maps and records

setting the Spanish territory

Multiple Choice

What does Louisiana import from Mexico?

sugarcane and oranges

soybeans and corn

rice and wheat

oil and coffee

Multiple Choice

What is the word for something sold to another state or country?

import

export

transport

report

Multiple Choice

What allows regions to import and export more goods?

states

waterways

trains

exports

Multiple Choice

Goods that are shipped out from a country are called what?

imports

exports

expensive

goods

Multiple Choice

How much did the United States pay for the Louisiana Purchase?

about 5 million dollars

about 10 million dollars

about 15 million dollars

about 20 million dollars

Multiple Choice

What does opportunity cost show?

What you get when you choose something

What you give up when you choose something

How much money an opportunity costs

How much the thing you give up costs?

Multiple Choice

Why did Jefferson choose to make the Louisiana Purchase instead of building new roads or bridges?

The country didn't need any new roads.

New roads or bridges are too expensive.

The Louisiana Purchase was the most important.

Jefferson liked the Louisiana Purchase.

Multiple Choice

Who helped Robert Livingston convince Napoleon to sell?

James Monroe

Thomas Jefferson

Ben Franklin

Meriweather Lewis

Multiple Choice

You need to negotiate to be a good leader. What does it mean to negotiate?

to reach an agreement

to argue

to listen

to be aggressive

Multiple Choice

James Monroe was chosen to negotiate because he had many great qualities as a leader. Which is not usually a good quality?

honesty

patience

good listening

aggressiveness

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