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Fur TradeEra
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Two food items for both the coastal and
plateau groups
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Salmon and whales, buffalo
and deer
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It’s why there are more coastal tribes than
plateau tribes
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On the coast their food source comes to them; on the plateau they have to
move to find food, so they are more spread out
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This is where you are most likely to have the
best luck when salmon fishing as a Native American
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Just below a waterfall or
rapids, where fish congregate
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It is the main reason for a
potlatch ceremony
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Gift-giving; a redistribution of wealth; to show
someone respect by giving them your most
prized possession
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These four methods of transportation of
people and goods were the most common by
Native Americans
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Walking, horseback, dugout
canoes, travois
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These four reasons are why Europeans and Americans explored
the Pacific Northwest
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To find the western entrance to the northwest passage, to find gold, to dominate the Native Americans, and to
spread religion
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These four nations explored the
Pacific Northwest
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Spain, England, Russia, and the United States (remember, we
didn’t own it yet!)
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What is the demarcation line?
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The line that Pope Clement divided North
and South America along, between Spain
and Portugal
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It’s the name of the largest land purchase, the president who bought it, the country
and leader he bought it from, and the reason it was sold for so cheap! Whew! 5 Answers!
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Louisiana Purchase; Thomas Jefferson;
France; Napoleon;
He needed money for wars in Europe and had given up hopes
of French settlement there
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They are the four goals of the Lewis
and Clark expeditions
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Map the Louisiana Purchase, make contact with the Native Americans, record the plants and animals they found, and
find a route to the Pacific
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It is two reasons why the Pacific Northwest was
such a great place for the fur trade, besides “there
were a lot of furry animals here”
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Rivers provided access to the interior; Native tribes cooperated and
participated in the trade
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Name the most important fur pelt,
what it was used for, and three places it
was in high demand
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Beaver, made into hats, London,
Paris, Asia
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These are four of the fur trading companies that were located in or had bases in the Pacific
Northwest
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Pacific Fur Company; Hudson’s Bay Company;
Rocky Mountain Fur Company; North West
Fur Company
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It is the most successful trading
post in the northwest, and it’s leader
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Fort Vancouver; John McLoughlin
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This grizzled mountain man discovered the
source of the Columbia river. Man, were his
arms tired!
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It’s the main reason that Native Americans might
have been confused by missionaries
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The missionaries taught both Catholic and
Protestant beliefs
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It is the name for a native healer and
spiritual guide; the natives often referred
to missionaries as them
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It’s the name for the native religion, and
the biggest difference between
them and Christians
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Animism; They believe that all living things have souls, whereas Christians
believe only humans have souls
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They are probably the most important
missionaries in the northwest (also name the tribe that killed them!)
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Marcus and Narcissa Whitman;
Cayuse Tribe
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It is the name of the people who started a mission in Lapwai, and the name of the
tribe there
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Spaldings; Nez Perce Tribe
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It’s the town that the Oregon Trail
started in
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Independence, Missouri
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These three reasons are why people came out on the
Oregon Trail
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Start a new life, create utopian societies, cheap
land, leave hardship behind
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This group of people had more to do with the establishment of
the Oregon Trail than anyone else
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Explorers/ fur traders
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These three hazards might
have made your journey difficult
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Sickness, starvation, snake bites/animals,
harsh weather, hostile native groups
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It’s the name for a mass migration– Moses also had
one…
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It’s what you carve a canoe out of, and what you carve it
with
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Dug out of trees with an adze
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This town is at the mouth of the
Columbia River
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This is the name of the meeting place that happened
once a year for mountain men to sell furs and buy
supplies, and they partied it up a bit too
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This Brit was the first Englishman to sail along the
Oregon coastline and the first Brit to circumnavigate
the world. He was also a privateer and pirate in his
day. What a busy guy!
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Sir Francis Drake
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It’s the name of the blue-flowered root gathered
and eaten by most Plateau tribes– they still gather it
today!
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Name the five migration groups that came into the
Pacific Northwest, in order, then argue which had the
greatest impact on the settlement of the area– give
two reasons they they are the most important
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Native people, explorers, fur
traders, missionaries,
Oregon Pioneers