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Chapter 8

Reveiw for Chapter 8 -The Midwest

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Which process formed the Great Lakes thousands of years ago? The moving and melting of glaciers
Which is a landform covered mostly with grasses and flowers? A prairie
What does drought mean? A long period of little to no rain
Which mineral is plentiful in the midwest region? Iron Ore
What was one way the Sioux adapted to living on the Great Plains? They moved place to place following the buffalo
What did most early settlers of the Great Plains use to build their homes? Sod
What does Migration mean? Movement of people from one place to another
Why were railroads important to the growth of the Great Plains? Provide an easier way for settlers to reach the midwest
Which midwest city connected 10 railroad lines in the mid 1800’s? Chicago, Illinois
A person who starts a new business is called what? Entrepeneur
Which Inventor helped set up an assembly line in Detroit? Henry Ford
Which is the process in which a product is made more quickly and cheaply by using machines? Mass Production
A place where livestock is bought, sold and held is called what? Stockyard
What were flatboats used for? carry goods and people across water
What does it mean to adapt? To change your ways of life
What was the frontier? Lands beyond settlement
What is an ordinance? A set of laws
What does it mean to be self-sufficient? To do everything for yourself.
Who was Samuel Clemens known as? Mark Twain
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