History
3 Fires
French
Pioneers
Double Points
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A Diary is an example of what type of source?

Primary Source

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Where did the People of the 3 Fires live?

Michigan, Upper and Lower Peninsula
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Why did the French come to Michigan?

They wanted beaver furs

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How did pioneers first travel to Michigan?

by Wagons

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Why was the Erie Canal so helpful to Michigan's population?

Pioneers used the canal to travel to Detroit from New York. It was faster and safer than going by land

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A Textbook is an example of what type of source
A Secondary Source
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How did Native Americans modify their environment?

cut down trees to make canoes, build homes, make room for planting the foods they needed

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People who moved furs around the Great Lakes region were?

Voyageurs

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Original surveys said that Michigan land was..

not good for farming

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Why did the British want to take Michigan from the French?

They wanted control of the fur trade to make more money when furs were taken back to Europe

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A story from long ago that is passed down over time is

A legend

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Why did the People of the 3 Fires form?

They were an alliance- agreed to help each other out whenever there were problems
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In 1715 French explorers built this fort as a trading post for furs.

Fort Michilimackinac

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The first governor of Michigan was..

William Hull

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What is the difference between a voyageur and a missionary?

Voyageur- person traveling around Great Lakes for trading furs. 

Missionary- goes from place to place teaching people about their religion

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A person who studies what happens in the past is called 

a Historian

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The People of the 3 Fires were

The Odawa, Ojibwa, Potawatomi 

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What happened after the French lost control to the British?

British took control of the fur trade

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When did Michigan become a state? What # state were we in the United States?

January 26, 1837; 26th state in the USA

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Why did French explorers travel to Michigan? What were they looking for and what did they end of doing?

They were searching for a way to get to China. Ended up traveling in the Great Lakes and trading with the Native Americans. Exchanging pots, weapons, clothing for furs to take back to Europe

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