Michigan Symbols
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
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The state of Michigan's bird.
The American Robin
100
A peninsula is land with water on how many sides
3
100
People who buried their dead in mounds are
Hopewell
100
Britain and France are countries in Europe. Europe is east across what ocean?
The Atlantic Ocean
100
What key event had to happen before Michigan became a state.
The United States had to become a nation.
200
The state of Michigan's flower.
Apple blossom
200
How many Great Lakes are there?
5
200
The Hopewell people left these behind in their mounds.
artifacts
200
People from France started to come here because ______ was scare in France.
Furs
200
Who did not leave Michigan after the War for Independence?
The British
300
Brook Trout
300
What helped form the Great Lakes?
Glaciers
300
If you do not have enough of something, then it is
scarce
300
The city of Detroit was started by the French in order to
Control the Great Lakes and the fur trade
300
What American General and his soldiers force the British to go?
Anthony Wayne
400
The capital of Michigan is
Lansing
400
What country is north of Michigan?
Canada
400
Some tribes made homes from tree bark to help build 
wigwams
400
How did the French usually travel
Canoes and ships on lakes and rivers
400
General Hull gave up this Michigan city during the war of 1812.
Detroit
500
The state of Michigan's fossil
Mastodon
500
The common good is thinking about what is good for
Everyone
500
The Potawatomi, Ojibway and Odawa are grouped together and called
The three fires
500
In 1763, the tribes were upset. One of their leaders started a rebellion against the British. His name was
Pontiac
500
What was built so that settlers could come to Michigan?
The Erie Canal.