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WGU D189 survey of PNW history EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS 2023. 1. Northwest Passage: Legendary waterway connecting the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean. In 1774 British offered reqard to discover it 2. First encounters in the PNW: Spanish, French, Russian & British in early 18th century. (Americans had minor role before 1800s) 3. What did Natives trade fur for: Copper, blades, other goods 4. Captain James Cook: British explorer who traveled to the pacific in 1778 and traded with ...

WGU D189 survey of PNW history.

WGU D189 Survey of Pacific Northwest History for Educators Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which states are in the PNW British Columbia, WA, ID, OR What is Cascadia? The North Eastern Pacific east to the continetal divide is called Cascadia. The Cascadian bioregion encompassing the territories of the Alaskan Panhandle, British Columbia, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, northern California and western Montana as well as very small portions of other near by states and provinces. Cascadia is geographica...

Class Goals : - Make you more aware of earthquakes - Make you more knowledgable about earthquakes - Make you prepared about the next big earthquake Puerto Rico is near the _____ plate. : Caribbean Plate Earthquakes are ___. : Unpredictable What does building earthquake resilience require? : - Time - Money What bridge collapsed during the Loma Prieta Earthquake (1989)? : SF-Oakland Bay Bridge 2 | P a g e How long did it take to fix the SF-Oakland Bay bridge after Loma Prieta Earthqu...

WGU D189 Pacific Northwest History Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which action did British Parliament offer a reward for doing, that inspired subjects to travel to the PNW in the 1770's? Discovering the Northwest Passage What is the Northwest Passage? a legendary waterway that was believed to connect the Pacific to the Atlantic how did James Cook's exploration in 1778 have a major social and economic impact on the Pacific Northwest? It led to the british discovery that sea otter pelts from...

How did many Native Americans in the PNW resist assimilation during the late 19th century? - They adopted the dreamer religion. How did Seattle's Watcher on the Tower newspaper depict the Ku Klux Klan during the 19th-20th? - It viewed them as protective of American society. How did the arrival of a large number of successful Klondike gold miners in 1897 change Seattle's economic development? - Seattle became a major outfitting center for the Alaska trade in the northern goldfields, diver...

WGU D189 Survey of Pacific Northwest History for Educators Final Exam Which states are in the PNW -British Columbia, WA, ID, OR What is Cascadia? -The North Eastern Pacific east to the continetal divide is called Cascadia. The Cascadian bioregion encompassing the territories of the Alaskan Panhandle, British Columbia, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, northern California and western Montana as well as very small portions of other near by states and provinces. Cascadia is geographically the Co...

WGU D189 survey of PNW history.

Which states are in the PNW - British Columbia, WA, ID, OR What is Cascadia? - The North Eastern Pacific east to the continetal divide is called Cascadia. The Cascadian bioregion encompassing the territories of the Alaskan Panhandle, British Columbia, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, northern California and western Montana as well as very small portions of other near by states and provinces. Cascadia is geographically the Columbia River Watershed and the area around the Cascade Range. Cascadia's...