Farming
Lumbering
Mining
Manufacturing
Push/ Pull and Natural Resources
100

Which of the following was not usually grown by Michigan farmers? Wheat, Corn, Rice, Oats

rice

100

Why were rivers so important in lumbering?

Rivers were used to float the logs to a saw mill.

100

What two important minerals were found in Michigan right after Michigan became a state?

copper and iron ore

100

Henry Ford is an example of a ...

entrepreneur

100

List two (2) natural resources needed to make an automobile.

Iron ore and The Great Lakes

200

Why did many farmers from the state of New York come to Michigan?

There was a scarcity of farmland in New York.

200

Why were marks put on the ends of logs?

So you could tell what company owned the logs

200

Why were the Great Lakes important in mining?

Great lakes ships carried minerals from the mines to different cities.

200

Henry Ford became the first to use an _______ to build cars.

assembly line

200

List three (3) human resources needed to make an automobile.

Skilled workers, Bankers, Engineers, Designers, and Inventors

300

Which of the following would be the least helpful in learning about the history of farming in Michigan?

a book about the kinds of soils in Michigan

300

How did lumbering change the environment of Michigan?

Many forests were destroyed.

300

What often began near mines?

towns

300

List three (3) products produced in Michigan's Early Manufacturing?

Carriages, Furniture, Cereal, Paper, Medicines, Ships, Stoves

300

List three (3) capital resources needed to make an automobile.

Ships that carried the iron ore, Foundries, and Machine shops

400

What is one (1) cause of Farming becoming an important economic activity?

A scarcity of land in states like New York; Lots of farm land in Michigan; cheap farm land in Michigan

400

What is one (1) cause of Lumbering becoming an important economic activity?

A scarcity of trees in states like Maine and New York; Lots of forests in Michigan; Lots of rivers in Michigan

400

Why isn’t copper mined in Michigan anymore?

The copper is very deep in mines so it is expensive to mine it.

400

What is two (2) causes of Manufacturing becoming an important economic activity?

Michigan had natural resources like trees and iron ore.

Michigan had the Great Lakes.

Michigan had skilled workers.

400

What are three (3) factors that PULLED people to Michigan?

Jobs in the fur trade, Jobs in lumber mills, Farm land, Jobs in mines, A better life, Freedom, Religious freedom, and Jobs in factories

500

What is one (1) effect of Farming becoming an important economic activity?

Towns grew up around farms; trees had to be cut down; roads to farms were built; and more and more farms were started

500

What is one (1) effect of Lumbering becoming an important economic activity?

Towns grew up in lumbering areas; many forests were destroyed; jobs were created; people made money on lumbering

500

How did the building of the Soo Locks help mining?

It make is easier/ safer for ships to transport goods and products to and from different places.

500

What is two (2) effect of Manufacturing becoming an important economic activity?

Towns grew into cities.

Factories began to replace farms.

People moved to Michigan to work in the factories.

Improvements in transportation were made.

500

What are three (3) factors that PUSHED people out of where they were living?

Food shortages, Government problems, Lack of freedom, Lack of religious freedom, Crop failures, Lack of jobs, and Lack of farm land

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