Meet Michigan Chapter 3 Review
This test goes along with Chapter 3 of Meet Michigan.
- 1.There were many beaver and other fur bearing animals in this area. Were there many fur bearing animals in France?Explain.
- 2.What did the tribes gain by trading furs with the French?Explain.
- 3.At first, how did the Michigan tribes feel about the British coming to this area?Explain.
- 4.What did the Proclamation of 1763 say?Explain.
- 5.Where is Europe?
- A.
West across Atlantic Ocean
- B.
East across Atlantic Ocean
- C.
West across Pacific Ocean
- D.
East across Pacific Ocean
- 6.At __________, the French first reached Michigan.
- 7.The French came to the Great Lakes Region to make money trading furs with the fish.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.What is opportunity cost?
- A.
Buying Something for Yourself
- B.
Working for Fancy Clothes
- C.
Giving up Something for Someone Else
- 9.The French traveled by ______________ on a ______________.
- A.
River, Canoe
- B.
River, Jetski
- C.
Lake, Parasail
- 10.Which are an example of a primary source?
- A.
Computer
- B.
Diary
- C.
Pencil
- D.
Television
- E.
Food
- F.
Photo
- G.
Clock
- H.
Artifact
- 11.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
- 12.Father Marquette started Sault. St. Marie.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.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.
- 14.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
- 15.What natural resources did the French want from Michigan?
- A.
Cars
- B.
People
- C.
Furs
- D.
Plants
- 16.Pontiac rebelled at the Italian to drive them away.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.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
- 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.
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