Push Pull
A condition that drives people out of a location.
Push Factor
Sources that are connected to an event or person through time or participation.
Primary
Orientation
State Fish
Walleye
Legislative
A condition that attracts people to a new location.
Pull Factor
These sources are interpretations of events from the past.
Secondary
This part of the map has explanations for the symbols and colors found on the map.
Legend
Bonus- what else is this called?
Deciduous
These two branches interpret (judge) laws AND enforce laws. (must name both)
Judicial and Executive
War, starvation, drought, lack of jobs are all _____ factors.
Push
Journals and Diaries?
Primary
This shows how distances on the map compare to actual distances.
Scale
State Tree
Red Pine (or Norway Pine)
The three levels of government are ____ . (must name all 3)
Federal
State
Local
Educational opportunities, jobs, freedom of religion, food are all ______ factors.
Pull
Biographies and Textbooks?
Secondary
Name the 4 states that border Minnesota (must name all 4!)
North Dakota South Dakota
Iowa Wisconsin
In this zone trees have needles and cones.
Coniferous
The capital of Minnesota is ________
The capital of the U.S. is _________
(must name both)
Saint Paul and Washington D.C.
Many Hmong people came to Minnesota after this war.
The Vietnam War
Newspapers?
Both primary and secondary!
Explain to get the points...
Which river serves as the border between Minnesota and North Dakota?
The Red River
This biome is a combination of both forests and prairies.
Tall Grass/Aspen Parkland
State