Time Period
Branches of Government
Settlers
Becoming Minnesota
Effects
100

The time period where settlers were coming to Minnesota in large numbers!

What is the 1850s?

100

The branch that makes laws. 

What is Legislative?
100

The settler who came to Minnesota from Sweden. 

Who is Hans Mattson?
100

Evidence that Harriet Bishop felt St. Paul not "civilized."

What is: said her students "were a field to be cultivated" and "a garden of untrained flowers to be tended"?

What is established/started many organizations such as: St. Paul's first Sunday School, a group against alcohol, and women's organizations that raised money for community projects?

What is belonging to groups such as: St. Paul Circle of Industry, the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and the MN Women's Suffrage Association?

What is her hurtful words against American Indians?

100

The Advantages of becoming a state. (name at least 2.)

What is controlling its own finances & budget, 

 more independent than a territory,

 more independence to deal with private companies such as railroads, 

had more representatives in U.S. Congress.


200

The year Minnesota became a territory. 

What is 1849?

200

The branch that enforces laws?

What is Executive?

200

The settler who was the first schoolteacher in St. Paul.

Who is Harriet Bishop?

200

First territorial governor of Minnesota. 

Who is Alexander Ramsey?

200

Reasons immigrants came to Minnesota instead of other states. (name at least 2)

What is: they already had friends and family in MN?

What is: there were large numbers of immigrants from their home country in MN?

What is: were influenced by the way friends, and recruiters described the climate and landscape?

300

The year Minnesota becomes a state.

What is 1858?

300

The branch that evaluates laws.

What is Judicial?

300

Large boats that carried settlers to Minnesota.

What are steamboats?

300

Someone who encouraged settlers to move to Minnesota.

Who is a recruiter?  

300

The signing of treaties in 1851, 1854, 1855.

What took land away from the American Indians and opened up MN to expansion(land) to the European Americans to settle on.

400

A person who comes into a country to live there

Who is an immigrant?

400

The leader of the Executive branch in the Minnesota.

Who is the Governor?

400

What is one form of transportation used in Minnesota during the 1850s?

- by foot

- steamboats

- oxchart, wagon

- canoe

400

Reason why Europeans immigrated to the United States

What is war, famine, lack of jobs, or in search of a better life

400

The effects of Europe American settlers on Native Americans.(name at least 2)

What is the signing of treaties and taking land from Native Americans?

What is Settlers moved onto the land, building homes, towns, and farms?

What is by 1855 the settlers outnumbered the American Indians for the first time?

What is sometimes violated the treatiesby moving onto the land before it was legal and other violations?

What is Many reservations created still exist today.

500

Why did the U.S. government want native (Dakota & Ojibwe) land? 

- They could expand their territory and power. 

- They could sell the land to settlers to make money. 

500

The leader of the Judicial branch in the United States.

What is Supreme Court? 

500

Treaties in the 1850s with this group opened up land in Northern Minnesota to settlers 

Who are Ojibwe?

500

A system of government in which power is divided between 3 branches. 

What is federalism?
500

The challenges that Hans Mattson faced in his first year. (name at least 2)

What is dangerous, freezing weather?

What is lack of roads & difficult navigation?

What is supplies ran out?

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