| Sir Francis Drake probably landed somewhere near San Francisco and claimed all the territory for: |
| England |
| Spain |
| France |
| The United States |
| Who was Calafia? |
| She was the Queen of Spain during early stages of Spanish Exploration |
| She was the Indian Princess of the Chumash who married Vizcaino |
| She was a mythic Queen of California in a novel. |
| None of these. |
| What group of people did Cabrillo meet on his voyage when his party passed by Catalina? |
| Miwoks |
| Tongva or Gabrelino |
| Serrano |
| Tatavaiam |
| What city is probably closest to the place Cabrillo named "Peublo de las Canoas" |
| San Diego |
| San Francisco |
| Ventura |
| Redding |
| What was Vizcaino talking about when he mentioned "Sea Wolves" in his account of the Ohlone Indians? |
| English Pirates |
| Probably Sea Lions |
| Russian sailors |
| Mythical sea creatures, which the Spanish feared |
| Which of these stands as a strong causal reason for the great linguistic diversity in California? |
| constant warfare among the tribes |
| the constant migration of the tribes |
| the variety of physical environments |
| there was not very great linguistic diversity among the tribes of California. |
| Which of these historic Indian culture groups could not be found in California? |
| Chumash |
| Gabrielino |
| Sioux |
| Modoc |
| In what part of the state would you most likely find Indians engaged in farming? |
| Northwest |
| Southwest |
| South East |
| In the Great Central Valley |
| The male Indians were least likely to be found doing ________, and therefore may have been less happy in the Mission setting than his female counterpart. |
| agricultural activities (like processing food). |
| religious activities |
| crafts and art activities |
| hunting and fishing activities |
| How would you characterize the diversity of Indian languages spoken in California? |
| 1000's of unrelated languages in a jig-saw puzzle distribution |
| Hundreds of languages in a handful of language families |
| A dozen or so languages in four language families |
| Most of the tribes spoke a variant of the Miwok family of languages. |