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Northern Lights Final: The Entire Textbook!
Northern Lights Final: The Entire Textbook!
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Ch. 7: Harriet Bishop lived about ______ years ago?
150
130
200
160
2
Ch. 18 What is segregation?
To love someone
the force to unite people
to be mean to others
The forced separation of people; usually based on race
3
Ch. 6 When did Minnesota become a territory of the US?
1950
1768
1849
1858
4
Ch. 11.What machines did they use for making flour smoother.
Steel Rollers
Boat Motor
Horse Wagons
Pick Axe
5
Ch. 18 Who made the speech in 1963 about a dream?
Dr.Martin Luther King Jr.
Nellie Stone Jonson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Martin Luthren Jr. King
6
Ch. 7 Minnesota's Constitution was approved at a meeting in St. Paul in...
1857
1858
1865
1859
7
What year did we invade Iraq
2010
1970
1986
2003
8
Ch. 5
What was the main fur being traded during the fur trade?
Cow
Deer
Bird
Beaver
9
Ch. 11 Who owned Northern Pacific Railway
Frederick Weyerhauser
Jaye Cook
James J. Hill
Donald Trump
10
Ch. 12: Why did workers strike?
better pay
all of the above
a shorter work day
better working condititions
11
Ch.5: What was the main fur being traded during the fur trade?
Cow
Bird
Deer
Beaver
12
Ch. 20: When was Obama Elected President
2007
2009
2008.
2010
13
Ch. 11 Who owned iron mining industry in Minnesota
Charles Pilsbury
Henry Oliver
Joe BIden
John F. Kennedy
14
Ch. 9:
Who was the man who told the Dakota to eat grass?
Andrew Myric
Andy Myrick
André McRick
Andrew Nyrick
15
Ch.5: What did the Native Americans make their coats out of?
Pelt
Gucci
Leather
Fur
16
Ch. 12: Why did immigrants come to Minnesota?
They liked the Native Americans.
They wanted to meet Barney the Dinosaur.
all of the above
They wanted jobs and land.
17
Ch. 17 What was the Cold War?
a chicken nugget
An intense political conflict between the US and Russia.
a potato
a piece of lettuce
18
Chapter 6: Who fought the war of 1812?
Germany and France
U.S. and Great Britain
France and U.S.
Germany and U.S.
19
Ch. 9:
What is exile?
to say bye to someone
to kick someone out your life
To force to leave one’s country or homeland.
when someone leaves,
20
Ch. 6 In 1851 met with two different groups of what tribe to discuss the treaty of Traverse De Sioux?
Cherokee
Navajo
Ojibwe
Dakota
21
Ch. 12 Why did Minnesota urban areas burst with population in this chapter?
Native Americans settled there.
All the immigrants stuff!
People enjoyed the dangerous jobs.
People liked hosting parties.
22
Chapter 6: What year did Pig's Eye turn into Saint Paul
1904
1943
1841
2003
23
How many Minnesotans were killed in WWI?
About 10,000
About 35,000
About 3,600
About 3,500
24
Ch. 2: What is oral history?
When old people talk to ungrateful children
The teaching of history through stories
Another name for the duck in Wonderpets
Both circle and triangle
25
Ch. 6 What is assimilation?
A written agreement between two or more nations
Adapting the similarities of others
To approve formally
Being kind to one another
26
What is hijack?
To take control of a moving vehicle using force.
To chop wood.
To physically break technology.
To take control of a moving terrorist.
27
Ch. 2: Did people make rock paintings in MN?
False
True
28
How did Minnesota get its name?
Ojibwe word for water
Canadian word for river
Dakota word meaning land of sky-tinted water.
The Vikings word for land of lakes.
29
Ch.5 Who helped guide the Europeans through the water?
Turkey
Native Americans
Wild Dogs
Cannadien
30
Ch.5: What year did the U.S. purchase Louisiana from France
1688
1821
1766
1803
31
Ch. 14: What is a war effort?
Killing people.
The effort to help the war.
Ur Mom.
Hating Germany.
32
Ch. 9:
An agency is a US government field office?
False
True
33
What did Frederick Weyerhauser do?
Iron
Fishing
Lumber
Wheat
34
Ch.18 What was the Women's Rights Movement?
for woman to have the same rights as men
to stop others from helping women
to just help women's sport opportunities
To go against women's rights
35
Ch. 6 The fur trade was held in Mendota
True
False
36
Ch. 16:
What is a victory garden?
A place to grow flowers.
a private or community garden
A garden in big cities.
A community garden in France.
37
When was the first Post-It note made
1950
2000
1976
1980
38
Ch. 7: Minnesota had to have _____ number of adults to become a U.S. Territory.
6,000
100
2,000
5,000
39
Ch. 2: What was MN covered with in 16,000 B.C.E?
Junk
Ice
Glaciers
Big fuzzy elephants
40
Ch. 18 Women were going to put a banner on the Forshay tower, but didn't because they were told not to?
False
True
41
Ch. 2: How did early people pass down history?
THE PHONE...THE PHONE IS RINGING
Dinosaurs carried letters
Murder.
Oral history. DUH
42
Who were the two opposing sides during the Civil War?
Onion and the Condiments
Deep Fried Pickles and Ketchup
Confederacy and the Union
Cunfaderasy and the Umiun
43
What did the Compromise of 1850 include?
A fugitive slave law
A katana for any elderly
Free McDonalds
More People in Congress
44
Ch. 16:
Who are the Allies?
The US, France, and Austria
Australia and Japan.
Germany, The Soviet Union, and Great Britain.
Great Britain, the US and the Soviet Union
45
Ch. 16:
What is rationing?
Eating your vegetables.
limiting the amount of certain foods
Saving tin.
Growing garden foods.
46
CH. 16
What year did WWII start?
1940
1938
1939
1942
47
Ch. 17 What is a suburb?
A low burb
A globe
all of the above.
Community in an area surrounding a urban area.
48
Ch. 19 What is technology?
The use of science to solve proactical problems.
The use of computers to do coding.
Computers, Phones and Ipads
A Robot
49
Ch. 20: What did Shcwab do in MN?
Started a Mexican restaurant.
Did dancing.
Started Afro Deli.
Had a hard time reading maps.
50
Ch. 9
When did the US-Dakota War start?
1866
1862
1863
1860
51
What type of brand did Betty Crocker support
all of the above
a cooking brand
a shoe company
a tech store
52
Is what year was President Lincoln re-elected?
153BC
1856
1864
5023
53
What is the only part of Minnesota untouched by glaciers
Northwest
Southwest
Northeast
Southeast
54
Ch. 20: Where was Sammie Rivera Born?
White Earth.
Mexico.
Canada.
Leech Lake.
55
Ch. 7: Until about 1850, most of the people living in Minnesota were...
Norwegian
Dakotah
Ojibwe
German
56
Ch. 5: W
ho helped guide the Europeans through the water ways?
Canadians
Native Americans
Turkeys
Wild Dogs
57
Ch. 20: Where is Auchenpaugh's family from?
Germany.
Russia.
Norway.
England.
58
Ch. 14: When was Betty Crocker created?
1912
1934
1920
1921
59
Ch. 14: When Did U. S. Join WWI?
1918
1917
1919
1914
60
Ch. 17 Who was Betty Crocker?
a carrot
a representative for General Mills
a maid
Barney the Dinosaur
