This PowerPoint presentation contains 10 questions for Benchmark B of the History standard tested on the Grade 5 Social Studies Ohio Achievement Test. These questions cover the benchmarks for grades 3, 4, and 5.

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• This PowerPoint presentation contains 10
  questions for Benchmark B of the History standard
  tested on the Grade 5 Social Studies Ohio
  Achievement Test. These questions cover the
  benchmarks for grades 3, 4, and 5.
• The grade, standard, and benchmark for each
  question is listed in the top right corner of
  each slide. An answer analysis for every question
  (visible only to the teacher) explains what
  knowledge students need to have to arrive at the
  correct answer.
• Use these slides to review a specific benchmark,
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  Studies Ohio Achievement Test. If youd like to
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4.H.B

• What group did the powerful Iroquois force out of
  the Ohio country in the 1600s?
• A. Fort Ancient people
• B. Hopewell people
• C. Adena people
• D. Paleo-Indians

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4.H.B

• What is the name of the first group of people to
  settle in the Ohio Country?
• A. Fort Ancient
• B. Hopewell
• C. Paleo-Indians
• D. Delaware

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4.H.B

• Historians believe that the Adena were the first
  real farmers in Ohio.
• List two crops that they probably grew.

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4.H.B

• Prophetstown was the village founded by
  Tenskwatawa in 1808 on the Tippecanoe River. The
  Battle of Tippecanoe occurred there in 1811.
• Explain why this battle was important.

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4.H.B

• After the Revolutionary War, Americans started to
  explore land west of the Appalachian Mountains.
• Why did Native Americans attack American
  settlements in Ohio in the late 1700s?

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5.H.B

• Quebec was located in an area that made it a
  popular trading spot.
• What item was traded the most there?
• A. spices
• B. fur
• C. gold
• D. jewels

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5.H.B

• Why were Native Americans living on the Plains
  mainly hunters?
• The desert climate made it hard to farm.
• There were many bison in grasslands.
• They did not know how to farm.
• They lived in a tropical region.

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5.H.B

• Why did the Iroquois practice slash-and-burn
  agriculture?
• They lived in a desert.
• They lived on a plain.
• They live in a forest.
• They lived in the Arctic.

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5.H.B

• Before America was colonized by Europeans, many
  groups of Native Americans lived on the
  continent.
• How did early people adapt to life in North
  America?

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5.H.B

• Before America was colonized by Europeans, many
  groups of Native Americans lived on the
  continent.
• Explain the effects of Spanish voyages to the
  Americas.