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  1. A map of early Virginia shows Jamestown located along which river?

    Answer: James River

    Jamestown was founded in 1607 on the James River, named for King James I.

  2. A map of the Louisiana Purchase (1803) shows territory extending between which two features?

    Answer: Mississippi River and Rocky Mountains

    The purchase covered land from the Mississippi River west to the Rocky Mountains, doubling U.S. size.

  3. A map of the triangular trade shows ships traveling between New England, Africa, and which region?

    Answer: The West Indies

    Triangular trade linked New England, West Africa, and the West Indies; the Middle Passage carried enslaved Africans.

  4. A map showing the Union plan to blockade Southern ports and control the Mississippi River represents which strategy?

    Answer: The Anaconda Plan

    General Winfield Scott's Anaconda Plan aimed to squeeze the Confederacy economically.

  5. On a map of Virginia's geographic regions, the fall line separates which two regions?

    Answer: Tidewater and Piedmont

    The fall line, where rivers drop from the Piedmont, marks the head of navigation near Richmond.

  6. A Cold War map of Europe shows an 'Iron Curtain.' Which alliance did the Soviet Union lead in Eastern Europe?

    Answer: The Warsaw Pact

    The Warsaw Pact (1955) was the Soviet-led counterpart to NATO.

  7. A map of the 1781 Yorktown campaign shows French ships blocking the Chesapeake Bay while Washington's and Rochambeau's armies close in by land. What was the result?

    Answer: Cornwallis's surrender, effectively ending major fighting

    Trapped by land and sea, Cornwallis surrendered in October 1781.

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