MN Studies Chapter 5 Question Preview (ID: 58387)
The Fur Trade.
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Workman who performed physical labor in the fur trade, including transporting goods by canoe
a) Clerks
b) Traders
c) Voyagers
d) Trappers
Mixed-race children of Europeans and Native women were sometimes called
a) Metis
b) Tejanos
c) Meztizos
d) Mulattos
Ojibwe often gained items from the fur trade they could not make such as those made from
a) Bone
b) Wood
c) Iron
d) Leather
In the fur trade, they managed the day-to-day business at the trading posts
a) Clerk
b) Trader
c) Voyager
d) Trapper
In the fur trade, they were in charge of the posts
a) Clerk
b) Trader
c) Voyager
d) Trapper
These Dakota and Ojibwe were hired to help fur traders find their way through unfamiliar lands
a) Interpreters
b) Hunters
c) Guides
d) Voyagers
These Dakota and Ojibwe were hired translate different languages
a) Guides
b) Voyagers
c) Traders
d) Interpreters
The part of the animal hunters wanted was the skin with the fur on it, called its
a) pelt
b) tail
c) hide
d) undercoat
Many Europeans came to North America in search of new
a) Adventures
b) Resources to gather and sell for profits
c) Religions to start
d) Kingdoms to rule
One of the most sought after furs came from
a) Buffalo
b) Wolves
c) Beavers
d) Prairie Dogs
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