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A) At least three B) At least seven C) At least ten D) At least five
A) The lumber-industry boom B) The Boeing boom C) The software and web industry boom D) The Klondike gold rush
A) Luther Collins B) George Vancouver C) Arthur A. Denny D) David Swinson 'Doc' Maynard
A) January 14, 1865 B) September 25, 1851 C) December 2, 1869 D) September 27, 1851
A) Duwamish River B) Elliott Bay C) Alki Point D) Georgetown
A) Timber B) Software C) Gold mining D) Shipbuilding
A) Henry Yesler B) David Swinson 'Doc' Maynard C) Charlie Terry D) Arthur A. Denny
A) It led to the immediate incorporation of Seattle B) It was a nominally pitched battle between settlers and Native Americans C) It resulted in the destruction of the first steam sawmill D) It caused the abandonment of the Georgetown settlement
A) December 2, 1869 B) January 18, 1867 C) September 25, 1851 D) January 14, 1865
A) Henry Yesler B) Francis X. Prefontaine C) Augustin-Magloire Blanchet D) Arthur A. Denny
A) Questionable activities of the town's elected leaders B) The collapse of the lumber industry C) The Battle of Seattle D) Lack of a Catholic church
A) Alki Point B) King Street Station C) Port of Seattle Terminal 107 D) Georgetown
A) David Swinson 'Doc' Maynard B) Henry Yesler C) Luther Collins D) Charlie Terry
A) On Alki Point B) In Georgetown C) Near the current footprint of the King Street Station D) At the Port of Seattle Terminal 107 |