Horses and History Exam

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What was the name of Napoleans horse?

Marango

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Why was the story of the Scottish kelpie told?

To keep kids away from the shore line

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Why was the La Jineta riding style used?

Easy to use and carry weapons

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Which type of people made up the cavalry that Xenophon fought alongside? Why?

Wealthy horsemen because they had to provide their own string of horses.

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What original stock became the Spanish/Iberian horses?

Sorraias

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What did the Ameriindians think when they first saw the Conquistadors on horseback?

They thought the horse and rider were one centaur-like monster

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What is the battle purpose of the Piaffe?

To stay warmed up and ready to ride into battle

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Where did Hernan Cortes land in 1519?

Mainland Mexico

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Where were the Nez Perce intercepted on the fight?

40 miles from the Canadian border

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What is the hardest level of Airs above the Ground?

Capriole

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What do sho-a-thin-ga, sik’em, and mo’eheno’ha mean?

Horse

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Who recorded Cortes’s conquests?

Bernal de Castillo

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What is the battle purpose of flying lead changes?

Helps keep their momentum m moving froward

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Where did Christopher Columbus land?

Hispaniola

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Where did Francisco Pizarro land in 1532?

Ecuador

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Who does Thunder Rolling Down the Mountain refer to?

Chief Joseph

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Is there radiocarbon testing to support the Native Surviving Horse Hypothesis?

No

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Did the army soldiers like the camels?

No

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What, besides horses, helped the Conquistadors fight against the Amerindians? Why?

Smallpox

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Why was Alexander the Great the only one able to ride Bucephalus?

He realized Bucephalus was afraid of his shadow

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Which mortal tamed and rode Pegasus

Bellerophon

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What is the battle purpose of a Pirouette?

To wheel away from the enemy

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What is the battle purpose of the Capriole?

To kick enemies from behind

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What was the benefits of using camels for the Camel Corps?

Camels are strong, patient, can travel great distances without food or water or rest, and were fast

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What were horses in Alexander the Great’s time named after?

Where the originated from

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Prior to Columbus, what were the only domesticated animals in the Americas?

dogs, turkeys, guinea pigs, alpacas, and llamas

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What is the difference between Cavalry and Calvary?

A cavalry is a mounted army. Calvary is the hill Jesus was crucified on.

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What was the fight that took pplace between July and November of 1877?

Nez Perce men, women, children, and horses tried to outrun the U.S Cavalry

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Was Napoleon a good rider?

No

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Who brought horses back to the Americas in 1493?

Christopher Columbus

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What type of pony was Bucephalus?

Thessalian Pony

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How many levels of Airs Above the Ground is there?

3

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Which Native American horse culture is associated with the Appaloosa?

Nez Perce

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Who led the Great Pueblo Revolt of 1680?

Tewa Leader Po’pay

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What evidence is there for the Native Survivy Horse Hypothesis?

Figurines, petroglyphs, native stories

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Which type of mythical horse is mentioned in the King James Bible?

Unicorn

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Who Likely brought oiver smallpox from Europe?

Cortes and his men

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Who created the horse in Greek mythology?

Poseidon

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Why didn’t Xenophon allow the horses’ legs and belly to be washed?

To protect their skin

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According to Xenophon, what is the purpose of horse training?

To create a better tool

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Who is Sleipnir?

Odins 8 legged horse that could travel between worlds

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