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How did the Fur Trade affect the Anishinaabe and European setters way of life.
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What route did the voyageurs take while fur trading?
Montreal, Mississippi River, Grand Portage MN,
New York City, St. Lawrence River, Duluth MN.
St. Anne's Church, Great Lakes, Duluth MN.
Montreal, Great Lakes, Grand Portage MN,
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The Ojibwe became addicted to Alcohol(Rum), How did it decrease their control of the fur trade?
Less family and community values.
their culture became less important
decreased the amount of food they had to eat.
all of the above.
3
The Europeans traded in the Fur Trade to make a profit. Why did the Native Americans trade?
To make a profit
To get more credit
to learn to become more European
To get the materials and resources they needed
4
In the beginning, trading was fair.
Why
did the Europeans try to control the trade at the end?
Because the Ojibwe's culture became less important.
Europeans became less dependent on the Ojibwe.
Ojibwe wanted an easier life.
Alcolhol and disease.
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How did the European Settlers gain power over the Indian tribes at the end of the fur trade?
Tricked Indians by allowing them to build a lot of debt.
The Metis translators helped the Europeans settlers.
They used their superior weapons and materials.
Traded with only the Dakota, not the Anishinaabe.
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Why were the Europeans dependent on the Ojibwe during the fur trade?
All of the above
The Ojibwe knew the land and where to find the Beavers.
the Ojibwe knew how to live off the land.
The Anishinaabe knew how to harvest wild rice.
7
What job are the fur traders doing in the picture?
Fur Traders
Portaging
Metis
Voyageurs
8
One of the difficult jobs of the fur trade was
portaging
a canoe.This was the responsibility of
Trapper
Trader
Voyageur
Clerk
9
Why did the Europeans turn to North America for Beaver Pelts?
European Beavers were hunted to near extinction.
All of the above
There were a lot of Beavers in North America.
Cold MN winters made the beaver fur really thick.
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Which was
NOT
a main reason that traders married Ojibwe & Metis women ?
were able to translate for the traders
helped the trader make alliances with Ojibwe villages
were expert hunters and could help the trader get more furs
knew how to survive in Minnesota/Canadian climate
11
What was an example of a negative change in the Anishinaabe way of life?
Died of disease
Lost of Culture and Traditions
All the above
Lost of important natural resources.
12
What did the European Setters trade with the Anishinaabe/Dakota Tribes?
knowledge of the land
All of the Above
Metal tools, guns, and horses
Beaver Pelts
13
How would the Anishinaabe create positive trading relationships with the European Settlers?
All of the Above
quality animal pelts
Anishinaabe women would marry an European trader.
Fair Trading
14
How did Women contribute to the fur trade?
hunted small animals
Became voyageurs
They were hunters and trappers too.
Supported trappers and married European traders
15
The metis had an important job, why was their social status the lowest?
They had mixed blood, Indian and European
They were able to marry
They had control over the trading posts.
They were translators
16
Beaver fur was shipped away from Minnesota for trading. This is an example of ___.
Exporting
Importing
Fair Trade
All of the Above
17
The fur trade had this positive effect on the Anishinaabe ..
They got to trap beaver
They got European tools that made their life easier.
They got to earn debt
Better relationship with the Dakota
