Meet Michigan Chapter 3 Review
This test goes along with Chapter 3 of Meet Michigan.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Where is Europe?
- A.
West across Atlantic Ocean
- B.
East across Atlantic Ocean
- C.
West across Pacific Ocean
- D.
East across Pacific Ocean
Correct Answer
B. East across Atlantic OceanExplanation
Europe is located east across the Atlantic Ocean. The Atlantic Ocean separates Europe from North America, making it necessary to travel eastward across the ocean to reach Europe. The other options, west across the Atlantic Ocean and both options across the Pacific Ocean, are incorrect as they do not accurately describe the location of Europe.Rate this question:
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- 2.
At __________, the French first reached Michigan.
Correct Answer
1620 - 3.
The French came to the Great Lakes Region to make money trading furs with the fish.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the French came to the Great Lakes Region to make money trading furs with the Native American tribes, not with the fish. The region was rich in fur-bearing animals like beavers, which had valuable pelts that could be traded for profit. The French established fur trading posts and formed alliances with the Native Americans to facilitate the fur trade.Rate this question:
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- 4.
There were many beaver and other fur bearing animals in this area. Were there many fur bearing animals in France?Explain.
- 5.
What did the tribes gain by trading furs with the French?Explain.
- 6.
What is opportunity cost?
- A.
Buying Something for Yourself
- B.
Working for Fancy Clothes
- C.
Giving up Something for Someone Else
Correct Answer
C. Giving up Something for Someone ElseExplanation
Opportunity cost refers to the value of the next best alternative that is foregone when making a decision. In this context, "Giving up Something for Someone Else" is the correct answer because it accurately represents the concept of opportunity cost. It implies that when making a choice, one has to sacrifice or give up something in order to prioritize the needs or wants of someone else. This highlights the trade-off involved in decision-making, where choosing one option means giving up the benefits or opportunities associated with another option.Rate this question:
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- 7.
The French traveled by ______________ on a ______________.
- A.
River, Canoe
- B.
River, Jetski
- C.
Lake, Parasail
Correct Answer
A. River, CanoeExplanation
The correct answer is "River, Canoe" because historically, the French used canoes as a means of transportation on rivers. Canoes were lightweight and maneuverable, making them well-suited for navigating through river currents. This mode of travel allowed the French to explore and establish settlements along various river routes.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Which are an example of a primary source?
- A.
Computer
- B.
Diary
- C.
Pencil
- D.
Television
- E.
Food
- F.
Photo
- G.
Clock
- H.
Artifact
Correct Answer(s)
B. Diary
F. Photo
H. ArtifactExplanation
A primary source is an original document or object that provides firsthand information about a particular topic or event. In this case, a diary is considered a primary source because it contains personal accounts and reflections of the writer. A photo is also a primary source as it captures a specific moment in time and can provide visual evidence. An artifact, such as a historical object or tool, is another example of a primary source as it provides direct evidence of past civilizations or cultures.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What is a primary source?
- A.
Something from the actual event or time
- B.
Something you read in a historical fiction book
- C.
Something from Wikipedia that says it's good
Correct Answer
A. Something from the actual event or timeExplanation
A primary source refers to something that originates from the actual event or time being studied. It could be a firsthand account, document, artifact, or any other original source that provides direct evidence or information about the subject. This type of source is considered more reliable and valuable for historical research as it offers a direct connection to the event or time period under investigation.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Father Marquette started Sault. St. Marie.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Father Marquette is credited with establishing the first permanent European settlement in Sault Ste. Marie, which is located in present-day Michigan. He arrived at the area in 1668 and built a mission there, making it the earliest European settlement in the region. Therefore, the statement that Father Marquette started Sault St. Marie is true.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Why did Father Marquette leave Michigan to explore the Mississippi River?
- A.
They thought it might lead to Africa.
- B.
They thought it might lead to France.
- C.
They thought it might lead to China.
Correct Answer
C. They thought it might lead to China.Explanation
Father Marquette left Michigan to explore the Mississippi River because he and his fellow explorers believed that the river might lead them to China. During that time, there was a fascination with finding a water route to China for trade purposes, and many explorers hoped that the Mississippi River would provide a direct route to the East.Rate this question:
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- 12.
What are some ways the tribes and the French interacted?
- A.
Married
- B.
Eat Pot Pies
- C.
Trading
- D.
Teaching about God
- E.
Taking Pictures
- F.
Helping Explore
- G.
Exercising
Correct Answer(s)
A. Married
C. Trading
D. Teaching about God
F. Helping ExploreExplanation
The tribes and the French interacted in several ways. One of these ways was through marriage, as individuals from both groups formed marital relationships. Another way was through trading, where they exchanged goods and resources. The French also taught the tribes about God, introducing them to Christianity. Additionally, the French helped the tribes explore new territories and expand their knowledge.Rate this question:
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- 13.
What natural resources did the French want from Michigan?
- A.
Cars
- B.
People
- C.
Furs
- D.
Plants
Correct Answer
C. FursExplanation
During the colonization period, the French were interested in acquiring furs from Michigan. Furs were highly valuable commodities in Europe, and Michigan's abundant wildlife, including beavers, provided a rich source of fur pelts. These furs were in high demand for the European fur trade, where they were used for clothing, accessories, and other luxury items. The French established fur trading posts in Michigan to facilitate the collection and export of furs, which played a significant role in their economic activities in the region.Rate this question:
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- 14.
At first, how did the Michigan tribes feel about the British coming to this area?Explain.
- 15.
Pontiac rebelled at the Italian to drive them away.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 16.
What is cause and effect?
- A.
When one event leads to another event
- B.
When many people affect others to do something
- C.
Peer Pressure
Correct Answer
A. When one event leads to another eventExplanation
Cause and effect refers to the relationship between two events, where one event (the cause) directly leads to or influences another event (the effect). It implies that there is a causal connection between the two events, meaning that the occurrence of the cause event results in the occurrence of the effect event. This concept is often used to understand and explain the consequences or outcomes of certain actions or events.Rate this question:
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- 17.
What did the Proclamation of 1763 say?Explain.
- 18.
Why was it hard for the tribes and the Europeans to both pursue their happiness at the same time?
- A.
Each group was selfish.
- B.
Each group wanted to help others.
- C.
Each group wanted different things.
Correct Answer
C. Each group wanted different things.Explanation
The reason it was hard for the tribes and the Europeans to pursue their happiness at the same time is because each group wanted different things. This implies that their goals and desires were not aligned, leading to conflicts and difficulties in finding a common ground.Rate this question:
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