Social Studies Ch 9 Notes Flashcards

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The Ojibwa Indians used natural resources of the land by using ______ for homes and canoes _________for hunting and ________for food water and transportation?

A

Trees forests and rivers

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The Ojibwa Indians settled in the present day states of:

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Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan

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The Europeans traded ________

A

Clothes, guns and knives

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The Ojibwa traded_______

A

Skins from beavers

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How do some Ojibwa live today?

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Many still live in the northern Great Lakes region. Some live on reservations. they hunt fish and make traditional crafts

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Who were the first Europeans to come to the Midwest?

A

French

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When did Marquette and Joliet explore the midwestern waterways

A

1673

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Why did the French trap animals for their furs?

A

There furs were very valuable in Europe

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Name one Midwestern city that began as forts or trading posts

A

Sault St. Marie and Chicago

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Why would the United States government forced Native Americans to move?

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To make room for settlers from the East.

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The two main types of homes that midwestern pioneers built were

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  1. ) sod homes

2. ) log cabins

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Stacking bricks made of thick prairie sod formed______

A

Sod homes

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12
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What was built using trees?

A

Log cabins

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How did the farmers in the Midwest in the early 1800s make money?

A

Selling the animals or the milk or the eggs the animals produced

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14
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How do farmers protect their farmland?

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I plowing and planting in curves, using crop rotation, and allowing Prairie grasslands to grow back

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The area where farmers suffered greatly because of years of drought is known as the

A

Dust bowl

16
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Cahokia is the key trade center because

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It was close to junction of three rivers that were used for shipping goods: the Illinois the Missouri and the Mississippi

17
Q

The two main goals of the Lewis and Clark expedition were

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First to find a westward flowing river near the of the Missouri that would take the Pacific ocean
second to expand the fur trade

18
Q

One advantage that steamboats had over human powered boats was that steam boats were

A

Bigger and faster

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Q

How did the invention of the steamboat affect the city of St. Louis?

A

The steamboat led to increased shipping and transportation, which caused St. Louis to grow

20
Q

In the mid-1800s too late 1800s what expanded and became an important means of travel and trade?

A

Railroads

21
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What were some advantages that railroads had over water transportation?

A

Rail lines could be built almost anywhere; weather did not affect train travel as much as it did travel on steamboats

22
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By the 1950s the government decided that the nation needed a set of wide, fast, interconnecting highways to link all the states so they built the

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Interstate highway system