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Delaware History

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United States of America

Which choice gives the correct context for First State National Historical Park?

First State National Historical Park uses one continuous wilderness tract to interpret a broad sequence of Delaware history
First State National Historical Park contains only a single battlefield to interpret a broad sequence of Delaware history
First State National Historical Park is organized as one urban building to interpret a broad sequence of Delaware history
First State National Historical Park uses a dispersed-site model to interpret a broad sequence of Delaware history

Correct answer(s):

First State National Historical Park uses a dispersed-site model to interpret a broad sequence of Delaware history

United States of America

Which option accurately explains Delaware’s colonial sovereignty?

Delaware’s colonial sovereignty remained under one European power throughout the colonial period before English rule became established
Delaware’s colonial sovereignty changed only between U.S. states after 1800 before English rule became established
Delaware’s colonial sovereignty was never claimed by a European power before English rule became established
Delaware’s colonial sovereignty shifted repeatedly among European powers before English rule became established

Correct answer(s):

Delaware's colonial sovereignty shifted repeatedly among European powers before English rule became established

United States of America

Which colonial history statement is correct about New Sweden?

New Sweden reflects only Spanish colonial settlement to the colonial history of the Delaware Valley
New Sweden adds no Scandinavian connection at all to the colonial history of the Delaware Valley
New Sweden relates only to French settlement in Canada to the colonial history of the Delaware Valley
New Sweden adds a Swedish and Finnish dimension to the colonial history of the Delaware Valley

Correct answer(s):

New Sweden adds a Swedish and Finnish dimension to the colonial history of the Delaware Valley