Undaunted Courage Test | Final Test - Easy

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Undaunted Courage Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Lewis and Clark and Clark's wife planned to share a house in
(a) Louisville
(b) Philadelphia
(c) St. Louis
(d) Virginia

2. Lewis puts into place a number of rules to keep order at the fort, the primary one being that
(a) No drinking was allowed within the fort
(b) All outsiders must leave and the fort locked at sunset
(c) No one was to carry a gun around the Indians
(d) There were to be no Indians within the compound

3. When he returned to St. Louis, Lewis wrote an extensive paper on
(a) Specific song birds of the west
(b) Insects and reptiles in the west
(c) Love and courtship
(d) Trade with the Indians

4. Lewis caught an illness from
(a) Jefferson's butler
(b) Captain Clark
(c) His son-in-law
(d) Martha Randolph

5. The author suspects that Meriwether Lewis was
(a) A schizophrenic
(b) An alcoholic
(c) An epileptic
(d) A manic depressive

6. During Clark's journey to Yellowstone,
(a) The Blackfoot Indians chased him away
(b) He met Dickson and Hancock
(c) His horses became lost and scattered
(d) Crow Indians stole half his horses

7. Complicating Lewis' depression, perhaps, was
(a) His regret over not staying out west
(b) The loss of his father
(c) The side effects of curatives
(d) His ongoing friendship with Clark

8. Unlike the coastal Chinook Indians, the Walla-Walla Indians prove to be
(a) Ready to assimilate
(b) Independent and healthy
(c) Taller and meaner
(d) Trustworthy and kind

9. Lewis idealistically thought that the Indians and white Americans would come together through
(a) Acceptance
(b) Spirituality
(c) Commerce
(d) Ideology

10. The Captains try to arrange an agreement for the Nez Perce to
(a) Trade their horses with the Blackfoot
(b) Move to the eastern side of the Continental Divide
(c) Pay more respect to Twisted Hair
(d) Give up a portion of their horses

11. Lewis described the Siouxs' ruling passion as
(a) The love of trade
(b) The buffalo hunt
(c) The love of gain
(d) The urge to battle

12. By the time Lewis reaches Grinder's Inn, he seems
(a) Drunken and disorderly
(b) To be feeling much better
(c) Irrational and deranged
(d) Confident and rested

13. Lewis wrongly let the Blackfoot warriors know that
(a) Their enemies had organized an alliance with America
(b) He had guns and liquor back at camp
(c) His horses numbered in the hundreds
(d) His men had killed many buffalo

14. Lewis felt that within ten years, Americans would
(a) Be moving to Canada to avoid taxes
(b) Be the biggest fur traders on earth
(c) Settle the west coast
(d) Easily make the journey across the continent

15. Lewis sent a long letter to Hugh Heney that he hoped would
(a) Convince the Sioux and British of America's strength
(b) Convince Heney he was on the wrong side
(c) Begin better relations among the Indian tribes
(d) Settle issues between the Sioux and Canadians

Short Answer Questions

1. While on the Columbia, the primary interest of the group was to

2. Jefferson felt that the Indians would give over their land in exchange for

3. Jefferson's huge expenditures on the expedition were, to him,

4. The base of Lewis's proposed trading plan with Canton would be

5. The Eulachon, which the Clatsops sold to the expedition were

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