Social Studies - Michigan Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What key event had to happen before Michigan became a state?
A. Canada had to become a nation.
B. France had to become a nation.
C. The United States had to become a nation.

A

C. The United States had to become a nation.

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2
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Who did not leave Michigan after the War for Independence?
A. British
B. Spanish
C. French

A

A. British

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3
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An American General named Anthony _____ and his soldiers forced the British to leave.
A. Gladwin
B. Wayne
C. Detroit

A

B. Wayne

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4
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Today, the Michigan _____ with the most people is named after the general that forced the British to leave.
A. city
B. township
C. county

A

C. county

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Put these events in order… they happened in 1760, 1775, 1783, and 1796.
A. The British leave Michigan
B. The British take Michigan from the French.
C The War for Independence starts.
D. The United States begins as a nation.

A

B. The British take Michigan from the French (1760).
C. The War for Independence starts (1775).
D. The United States begins as a nation (1783).
A. The British leave Michigan (1796).

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6
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Another war started in 1812. During this war, General Hull gave up the Michigan city of _____.
A. Gladwin
B. Lansing
C. Detroit

A

C. Detroit

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7
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True or False: Tecumseh was happy with the idea of making treaties and selling his tribe’s land.

A

false

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8
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Only one big battle has been fought in Michigan. This was near Monroe. In which war did the battle occur?
A. The War of 1812
B. The War for Independence
C. The French and Indian War

A

A. The War of 1812

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9
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Mrs. LaFramboise traded for furs. They were sold in Europe.

She was _____ .

  1. an entrepreneur
  2. a capital resource

Her furs were _____ .
A. exports
B. imports
C. natural resources

A
  1. She was an entrepreneur.

B. Her furs were exports.

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10
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Madeline LaFramboise gave _____ while she traded furs, as an incentive to buy.
A. birthday gifts
B. money back
C. credit

A

C. credit

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11
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What does giving “credit” mean?

A

being able to buy now and pay later

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12
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Entrepreneurs take risks to hopefully make a profit. What is a profit?

A

getting more money than they spent

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13
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What is the reason that many people moved to Michigan in the 1800’s?
A. To see the Mackinac Bridge
B. Land was scarce in the East and it was cheap in Michigan.
C. To hunt and fish while on vacation

A

B. for cheap land

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14
Q

What year did Michigan become a state?

A

1837

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15
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Put these events in order from earliest to last:
A. Michigan became a state.
B. The Erie Canal was built.
C. Over 60,000 settlers came here.

A

B. The Erie Canal was built
C. Over 60,000 settlers came here.
A. Michigan became a state.

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16
Q

Michigan is in which region of the United States?

  1. The East
  2. The South
  3. The Midwest
A
  1. The Midwest
17
Q

Many settlers were farmers. Before they could plant crops, they had to modify the environment by _____.
A. building rivers to take water to the crops
B. moving giant boulders
C. cutting down thousands of trees

A

C. cutting down thousands of trees

18
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Before Michigan could become a state, which of these had to happen?
A. The Northwest Ordinance became law. 125, 000 people had to live here.
B. It became a territory. 60,000 people had to live here. Congress had to say okay.
C. It became a territory. Many roads and towns were built. The governor had to say okay, not Congress.

A

B. territory with 60,000 people, approved by Congress

19
Q

What did we gain by trading the Toledo Strip?

A

The rest of the Upper Peninsula became a part of Michigan.

20
Q

Think about your Venn diagram….
The tribes and the new settlers used the land in different ways.

Give TWO ways only the tribes used the land.

A
The tribes....
shared the land.
lived wherever they wanted.
hunted wherever they wanted.
moved wherever they wanted.
21
Q

Think about your Venn diagram….
The tribes and the new settlers used the land in different ways.

Give TWO ways only the settlers used the land.

A
Settlers...
cut down many trees.
built roads.
started farms.
 started towns.
owned areas of land.
22
Q

Think about your Venn diagram….
The tribes and the new settlers used the land in different ways.

Give TWO ways they BOTH used the land.

A
Both the tribes and the settlers...
hunted. 
fished.
put their homes on it.
planted crops.