A) Somalia
B) Greece
C) Syria
D) Libya
A) Sweden
B) Hungary
C) Greece
D) Spain
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Sahara Desert
C) Mediterranean Sea
D) Baltic Sea
A) It allows them to travel safely to Europe through international waters.
B) It helps them locate food and water.
C) It helps them sneak past the strict border checks between European Union nations.
D) It allows them to stay in Europe permanently.
A) refugee centers
B) American corporations
C) European officials
D) smugglers
A) "Despite the challenges, humanitarian groups say much more needs to be done."
B) "...smuggling networks in Libya charge thousands of dollars for a spot on a ship."
C) "President Obama has pledged to accept 10,000 Syrians over the next year."
D) "Others, like Ali, are taken to refugee centers, where they receive food, shelter, and medical care."
A) show why many migrants have left Somalia.
B) illustrate a danger boats face on the Mediterranean.
C) explain the origins of the civil war in Syria.
D) none of the above.
A) complimentary
B) sarcastic
C) sentimental
D) urgent
A) Some details of the Wounded Knee conflict are still unclear 125 years later.
B) Many women and children were killed in the Wounded Knee conflict.
C) The Wounded Knee conflict left a long and painful legacy for Native Americans.
D) The Wounded Knee conflict marked the start of armed Native American resistance to the U.S. government.
A) General George Custer was killed at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
B) Lakota leader Sitting Bull was killed.
C) A bloody conflict erupted on the banks of Wounded Knee Creek.
D) The Sioux attacked settlers in the Sioux Uprising.
A) They no longer have reservations.
B) They do not have to follow any federal or state laws.
C) Fewer than 100 of these tribes are left.
D) They are seen as sovereign nations for most purposes.
A) Tribes were promised annual payments and food.
B) Authorities tried to convert tribes to Christianity.
C) Reservations shrank as authorities took more land.
D) Tribes were punished when they tried to farm.
A) Indian reservations have very low crime rates.
B) tribes that have built casinos on their reservations have seen mixed results.
C) the Obama administration plans to issue a public apology for Wounded Knee this year.
D) only Native Americans can gamble at tribal casinos.
A) "Disputes with the U.S. government over resources, land, and treaties persist."
B) "But those in remote areas have failed to lift their people out of poverty..."
C) "Other overtures have been made."
D) "Culturally, many Native American tribes have undergone a revival..."
A) show how poverty-stricken some reservations are.
B) give an example of a wealthy reservation.
C) demonstrate the impact of the return of bison herds.
A) descendants will find out what really happened there.
B) Native Americans will keep trying to improve their lives.
C) many books have been written about the tragedy.
D) Native Americans have forgotten about the tragedy.
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
A) 350,000
B) 400,000
C) 450,000
D) 500,000
A) Decline
B) Reject
C) Enforce
D) Create
A) Chocolate
B) French Fries
C) Soda
D) Endless buffets