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Quiz:
1. John
Bidwell was one of the first non-natives to explore Colusi County.
True
False
2. The
town site for Colusa was selected by Col. Charles D. Semple.
True
False
3. Granville
Perry Swift’s adobe on Hambright Creek (north of present day Orland) was a
favorite stopping place
for travelers in the 1850s.
True
False
4. Colusi County was
named by General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo.
True
False
5. Peter Lassen laid out
a town on his ranch and named it “Benton City.”
True
False
6. Will S. Green started
the Colusa Sun in 1862.
True
False
7. Steamboats plied the
Sacramento River until about 1900.
True
False
8. Glenn County was
separated from Colusa County in 1881.
True
False
9. William B. Ide was
the first President of the Bear Flag Republic.
True
False
10. Dr. Hugh J. Glenn
was nominated for governor of California in 1879.
True
False
11. The “Colusa Plains”
were considered prime agricultural land in the 19th century.
True
False
12. The well-traveled
Shasta Road went along the western foothills to the northern gold
mines.
True
False
13. Ide is buried at the
William B. Ide Adobe State Park outside of Red Bluff, California.
True
False
14. Granville P. Swift
left Colusi County in the late 1850s never to be heard from again.
True
False
15. Dr. James Stokes of
Monterey was awarded the Capay Rancho land grant.
True
False
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