His147 quiz 7

His147 quiz 7

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Question 1(2 points)
 The ruins in Casa Grande were the first federally protected prehistoric site in the country.
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Question 2(2 points)
 Living in a "tent city" was the only option for Tuberculosis sufferers.
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Question 3(2 points)
 Native Americans like the Hopis and Smokis benefited economically from increased tourism by selling authentic crafts.
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Question 4(2 points)
 In 1869 the first expedition down the Colorado River took place.
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Question 5(2 points)
 Throughout the 1920's, Tucson attracted more tourists than Phoenix because it had a larger Hispanic community and better resorts.
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Question 6(2 points)
 Entrepreneur Ralph Cameron was one of a very few small business owners to successfully fight against partnerships between big business interests and the federal government.
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Question 7(2 points)
 Anthropologists were attracted to Arizona because of ancient ruins and access to Native American populations.
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Question 8(2 points)
 Prior to 1920, Arizona "tourists" were are wealthy or destitute.
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Question 9(2 points)
 A large veterans hospital was constructed south of Tucson immediately after World War Ii.
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Question 10(2 points)
 Due to its isolation, the federal government did not show much interest in Arizona between 1890 -1930.
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