Could You Really Pass This 5th Grade History Quiz?

10 Questions | By Gregorynaomi | Updated: Mar 20, 2022 | Attempts: 217

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Could You Really Pass This 5th Grade History Quiz? - Quiz

History is a word that originated from a Greek word meaning inquiry or knowledge acquired through the investigation as it is written as a document. History is passed from one generation to another to give a full explanation of objects in existence. Those who study history are called historians. Take this quiz now!

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1.

When did Christopher Columbus go to the Americas?
- A.
  
  1489
- B.
  
  1490
- C.
  
  1491
- D.
  
  1492
2.

What did native Americans living in the Eastern United States do before the arrival of Columbus?
- A.
  
  Hunting
- B.
  
  Farming
- C.
  
  Fishing
- D.
  
  Trading
3.

What did native Americans living in the Northwest United States do before the arrival of Columbus?
- A.
  
  Hunting
- B.
  
  Trading
- C.
  
  Fishing
- D.
  
  Farming
4.

What did native Americans living in the Southwest United States do before the arrival of Columbus?
- A.
  
  Hunting
- B.
  
  Fishing
- C.
  
  Farming
- D.
  
  Slave Trade
5.

Where did native Americans of the Southwest United States live before the arrival of Columbus?
- A.
  
  Silo
- B.
  
  Rhombus
- C.
  
  Pueblos
- D.
  
  Bungalow
6.

Where did the Dutch settle during the time of American colonialism?
- A.
  
  Great Plains
- B.
  
  Florida
- C.
  
  New York
- D.
  
  Louisiana
7.

Which of these diseases was brought to the United States by the Europeans?
- A.
  
  Small pox
- B.
  
  Measles
- C.
  
  Cholera
- D.
  
  Typhoid
8.

Which of these crops is planted in Virginia during the time of the colonialism?
- A.
  
  Coffee
- B.
  
  Millet
- C.
  
  Wheat
- D.
  
  Tobacco
9.

Which group of Englishmen settled at Plymouth in 1621?
- A.
  
  Zombies
- B.
  
  The Famous
- C.
  
  Vikings
- D.
  
  Pilgrims
10.

Where was Plymouth located during the time of colonialism?
- A.
  
  Utah
- B.
  
  Ohio
- C.
  
  Massachusetts
- D.
  
  Florida