111 SS U3 L3 Test

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The name "Chicago" might have come from the Miami word shikaakwa which means . .

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stinky onion

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Why is Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSble called the Founder of Chicago?

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He opened the first trading post beside the Chicago River establishing the settlement that became Chicago.

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After the arrival of European immigrants in the 1800's, the city of Chicago did not change much during the next century. True or False?

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False

Front

4 Native American groups that lived in our area were the Potawatome, the Ojibwe, the Miami and the Illinois.

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True

Front

Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable never learned to speak the Potawatomi language.

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False

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Many of the trails Native Americans built are still traveled today. Some became city streets in Chicago. This is an example of one of them: Pulaski Road, Damen Ave, Milwaukee Ave.

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Milwaukee Ave

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The Great Migration was a mass movement of people in American History. It was mainly a movement of African Americans from the South to _____________in the North.

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cities

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The people who live around Humboldt Park feel a strong connection to Puerto Rico.

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True

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Water pollution has recently become a problem in the pond at Humboldt Park.

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False

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Do visitors to Humboldt Park engage in activities like biking, walking, boating, and fishing?

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true