Fur Trade
Treaties
Minnesota Government
Edmund Fitzgerald
100

In the summer, traders, clerks, voyageurs, and some American Indians met at the “rendezvous” to exchange goods and furs.

True/False

True
100

Because the treaties were written in the 1800's they don't not apply today

True or False

FALSE

100

Name the Three branches of Government 

Executive, Legislative, Judicial 

100

How did the Fitzgerald sink?

We don't know

200

They used their knowledge of multiple languages to help with trade.

Interpreters 

200

The U.S. Government built Fort Snelling to protect the local fur trade from the British.

True/False

True

200

Who was the first territorial Governor of Minnesota

Alexander Ramsay

200

Who was the captain of the Fitzgerald

Captain Ernest Mcsorley

300

What type of was seen as valuable to Europeans?

Beaver Fur

300

A treaty is a verbal agreement with 4 different parties 

True/False

False

300

What can a Govenor do if they don't like a law that passed both the Reps and the Senate

Veto

300

What was the first sign of distress from the Fitzgerald

They were taking on water or had a list

400

What did it mean to own a Beaver fur hat?

Showed high status and rich

400

What two treaties were the biggest that contributed to making Minnesota

Travese De Souix and Mendota

400

What can a Governor do if he wants a law passed quicker

Create an executive order

400

What was the ship that was following the Fitzgerald

The Arthur M Anderson

500
What type of transportation did European Settlers use during the fur trade?

Canoes 

500

Why did the U.S. Government want land from the American Indians?

  1. So they could sell it to the German Government

  2. So there would be more land available for settlers as a result of westward expansion

  3. So they could build more fur trading posts

  4. None of the above

So there would be more land available for settlers as a result of westward expansion

500

How is a bill Made into a law in Minnesota?

House of Rep->Senate->Governor 

500

What were the last words from the Edmund Fitzgerald

"We are holding our own"

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