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Yukon Territory Notes Quiz

From the Gold Rush Notes: People who rushed to the Yukon to seek gold were called "__________________".

From the Gold Rush Notes: ___________________ sprang up overnight that were happy to sell prospectors needed supplies.

From the Gold Rush Notes: The easiest and more ______________________ route to the gold fields was by boat upstream from the western mouth of the Yukon River

From the Gold Rush Notes: The most common route taken by gold seekers was by boat from the west coast of continental U.S. to ______________ in Alaska, and then inland to the gold fields in the Yukon Territory of Canada..

From the Gold Rush Notes: The Pass trail was steep and hazardous. Rising 1000 feet in the last half mile, it was known as the " _______"

From the Gold Rush Notes: Those who made it across the passes found themselves at _________________ Lake where boats had to built to run the final 500 miles down the Yukon River to the gold fields

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: The floral emblem of the Yukon is the __________________.

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: The __________________ Pass and Yukon Route 110.7 miles long.

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: The _____________________ is the only public highway in North America to cross the Arctic Circle.

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: _________________ is the third largest city in Canada by area (square miles).

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: A gold nugget was unearthed in the Klondike that weighed _________ ounces.

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: One of the first women to cross Chilkoot Trail in 1897 was Belinda Mulroney from _______________________.

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: Changes in ______________ enabled people to migrate to the Americas from Western Siberia.

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: The ice sheets that covered present day Canada were __________________ feet thick.

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: Sea levels on earth were lower during the Ice Age 15000 years ago because:

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: At the end of the Pleistocene Geologic Epoch, the Earth's climate was ________________.

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: The average temperature of Idaho 10,000 years ago was:

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: The following animals now live in the area known as "Beringia" EXCEPT:

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: What is the difference between an Elephant, a Mastodon, and a Woolly Mammoth?

From The List of Supplies at the end of The Gold Rush Notes: Prospectors had to take 20 pounds of ______________ potatoes.

Yukon Territory Notes Quiz

From the Gold Rush Notes: People who rushed to the Yukon to seek gold were called "__________________".

From the Gold Rush Notes: ___________________ sprang up overnight that were happy to sell prospectors needed supplies.

From the Gold Rush Notes: The easiest and more ______________________ route to the gold fields was by boat upstream from the western mouth of the Yukon River

From the Gold Rush Notes: The most common route taken by gold seekers was by boat from the west coast of continental U.S. to ______________ in Alaska, and then inland to the gold fields in the Yukon Territory of Canada..

From the Gold Rush Notes: The __________________ Pass trail was steep and hazardous. Rising 1000 feet in the last half mile, it was known as the " ______________________ _______________________"

From the Gold Rush Notes: Those who made it across the passes found themselves at _________________ Lake where boats had to built to run the final 500 miles down the Yukon River to the gold fields

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: The floral emblem of the Yukon is the __________________.

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: The __________________ Pass and Yukon Route 110.7 miles long.

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: The _____________________ is the only public highway in North America to cross the Arctic Circle.

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: _________________ is the third largest city in Canada by area (square miles).

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: A gold nugget was unearthed in the Klondike that weighed _________ ounces.

From Quick Facts and Yukon History Notes: One of the first women to cross Chilkoot Trail in 1897 was Belinda Mulroney from _______________________.

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: Changes in ______________ enabled people to migrate to the Americas from Western Siberia.

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: The ice sheets that covered present day Canada were __________________ feet thick.

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: Sea levels on earth were lower during the Ice Age 15000 years ago because:

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: At the end of the Pleistocene Geologic Epoch, the Earth's climate was ________________.

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: The average temperature of Idaho 10,000 years ago was:

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: The following animals now live in the area known as "Beringia" EXCEPT:

From Beringia, Bridge to the Americas Notes: What is the difference between an Elephant, a Mastodon, and a Woolly Mammoth?

From The List of Supplies at the end of The Gold Rush Notes: Prospectors had to take 20 pounds of ______________ potatoes.

From the Gold Rush Notes: The Pass trail was steep and hazardous. Rising 1000 feet in the last half mile, it was known as the " _______"