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WorksheetsMissionaries, Traders, Native Americans
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 1hrs 18mins
Which person was an expert mapmaker who was sent by the French governor to find out where the Mississippi River led?
Louis Joliet
Etienne Brule
Jean Nicolet
Father Menard
This person was the first European to discover America.
Father Allouez
Etienne Brule
Christopher Columbus
He was a Catholic priest who went with Joliet to find out where the Mississippi River led. He knew many different Indian languages.
Father Menard
Father Marquette
Father Allouez
Jean Nicolet
One of two countries or people trying to get the same thing are ______________.
ally
rivals
merchant
empire
He wore a Chinese robe when he met the Ho Chunk/Winnebago Indians. He had hoped the Indians would show him the way to China.
Jean Nicolet
Louis Joliet
Father Marquette
Christopher Columbus
A condition of being very poor is called _______________.
convert
barter
colony
poverty
A country that helps another country protect itself is called an ______________.
ally
rival
colony
empire
To change from one belief to another is called ___________.
claim
cargo
convert
ally
A settlement that is ruled by country far away is called a _______________.
empire
ally
mission
colony
Europeans brought measles, flu, and smallpox to the New World. These diseases killed many Native Americans.
True
False
Bartering is a system of which money is exchanged for goods.
True
False
The Russians were the first white people to explore the Great Lakes and much of the Mississippi River.
True
False
Birch bark canoes were often used because they were light enough to be carried, could float in the shallow water, and were easy to build and repair.
True
False
The Native Americans often received lots of money for the valuable pelts they trapped.
True
False
Voyageurs took pride in their work by decorating their canoes with brightly colored paint and/or hanging feathers from the front and back of their canoes. They also showed pride by the way they were dressed.
True
False
European countries believed that claiming the land in the New World would make their empires very rich and powerful.
True
False
Jesuits and missionaries came to the New World to teach the Indians about different languages from Europe.
True
False
The Europeans changed the lifestyle of the American Indians.
True
False
The fur trade in Wisconsin was very successful.
True
False
The men who carried the furs to the trading posts along the river were called_____________.
Voyageurs
Tradesmen
Craftsmen
Fur Carriers
The ____________pelt was the most valuable.
deer
goose
beaver
muskrat
Which cities found in WI were given their names by the French fur traders.
Ontario, Wilton, Norwalk, Sparta, Tomah
Fond du Lac, Flambeau, Prairie du Chien, Eau Claire, and LaCrose
Minoqua, Viroqua, Blackhawk, Edgar
Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Superior, Rice Lake
A __________ was a place where Native Americans lived and were taught about Christianity.
mission
tribal council
village hall
community center
Which two European countries that fought the French and Indian War were __________and___________.
Ireland and Greece
Great Britain and France
Germany and Russia
Norway and Sweden
Which 3 items did the Native American received in exchange for the furs they trapped?
colorful glass beads, metal cooking pots, knives
horses, war paint, feathers, saddles
clothing, shoes, arrows, spices
hatchets, arrowheads, medicine, leather goods
Identify at least two items for services the Europeans received from the Native Americans during the fur trade.
black powder, satchels
medicine, moccasins
books, paper
corn, beans, squash known as "The Three Sisters"
