Chapters 1-4
Chapters 5-8
Chapters 9-11
Chapters 12-16
Miscellaneous
100

When was Fort Snelling Built?

1819

100

When did the US-Dakota War begin

1862

100

World War II begins in Europe in what year?

1939

100

Why did the US join WWII?

Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.

200

What is a wigwam?

A round dwelling made of poles and sticks used mainly by the Ojibwe

200

What was the Homestead Act?

It was a law that provided up to 160 acres of land to farmers

200

What does suffrage mean?

The right to vote.

200

What year did the Stock Market crash signing the beginning of the Great Depression?

1929

200

What is one way people can conclude that humans were alive may years ago?

Cliff carvings

300

How has Minnesota's landscape changed over the last 12,000 years?

12,000 years ago glaciers scratched the earth leaving marks.  Also, 7,000 years ago humans made marks called petrogylphs.

300

What concerns did the Dakota have at the Traverse de Souix Treaty?

They were afraid the the US was lying and that they had no choice because of how powerful the government was.

300

What was the traditional Dakota?

Dakota who wanted to maintain their culture and resist efforts to make them live like European Americans.

300

What is a monopoly?

Total control over the supply of a product or service in a certain market area.

300

What is the definition of kinship?

Close connections with one's relatives.

400

How do archaeologists study the past

They look at the evidence people leave behind. They interpret things by their perspective.

400

When was Fort Snelling constructed?

1819

400

What were the three main industries in Minnesota in the early 1900's?

Flour, Iron, Lumber

400

What did the Twin Cities Ordinance Manufacture during WWII?

Ammunition 

400

Who was Harriet Bishop

The first St. Paul school teacher.

500

What is shared history?

The past events and stories that are common to everyone in a group.

500

What was the main goal from the fur trade that the Europeans wanted to achieve?

They wanted to make a profit.

500

What is the practice of producing just enough food to feed one's own family but not enough to sell for a profit?

Subsistence farming.

500

What did the federal government hope to gain through the allotment process in 1887?

The federal government hoped to convert American Indian reservation land to land owned by individuals thereby allowing it to be sold to non native people.
500

List three ways Dakota and Ojibwe people were treated poorly during the time the European Americans were first in the area.

Took their land

Did not honor treaties

forced to assimilate


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