Chapter 6: The Land Changes Hands

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Chapter 6The Land Changes Hands

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  Changes Hands.

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Who purchased the land, which would become the
site for Fort Snelling, from the Dakota in
1805? A. Henry SibleyB. Lawrence
TaliaferroC. Zebulon PikeD. Alexander Ramsey
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Who purchased the land, which would become the
site for Fort Snelling, from the Dakota in 1805?

• C. Zebulon Pike

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What site was chosen for the location of Fort
Snelling?

• A. St. Croix River
• B. Red River of the North
• C. Joining of the St. Croix and Mississippi
  Rivers
• D. Joining of the Minnesota and Mississippi
  Rivers

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What site was chosen for the location of Fort
Snelling?

• D. Joining of the Minnesota and Mississippi
  Rivers

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Why did the U.S. government build Fort Snelling?

• A. To create a fur trading post
• B. To protect local fur trade from the British
• C. To help keep the peace between the Dakota and
  Ojibwe so traders could travel safely and Indians
  could gather furs to trade
• D. Both B and C
• E. Both A and B

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Why did the U.S. government build Fort Snelling?

• D. Both B and C

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Who was the Indian agent at Fort Snelling?

• A. Henry Sibley
• B. Lawrence Taliaferro
• C. Alexander Ramsey
• D. Stephen Riggs

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Who was the Indian agent at Fort Snelling?

• B. Lawrence Taliaferro

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What was the name of the large Dakota settlement
near Fort Snelling?

• A. Kaposia
• B. Taylors Falls
• C. Mendota
• D. Marine on St. Croix

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What was the name of the large Dakota settlement
near Fort Snelling?

• A. Kaposia

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What was one of the first white settlements in
Minnesota, which later became known as St. Paul?

• A. Mendota
• B. Kaposia
• C. Pigs Eye
• D. Owatonna

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What was one of the first white settlements in
Minnesota, which later became known as St. Paul?

• C. Pigs Eye

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Why was that early settlement called Pigs Eye
Landing?

• A. It was named after General Pigs Eye.
• B. It was named after a one-eyed Tavern owner.
• C. It was named after a pig farmer.
• D. It was named after a fur trader.

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Why was that early settlement called Pigs Eye
Landing?

• B. It was named after a one-eyed Tavern owner.

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Who was the most important fur trader in charge
of that post?

• A. Henry Sibley
• B. Alexander Ramsey
• C. Lawrence Taliaferro
• D. Zebulon Pike

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Who was the most important fur trader in charge
of that post?

• A. Henry Sibley

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Who was Minnesotas territorial representative in
Washington?

• A. Lawrence Taliaferro
• B. Alexander Ramsey
• C. Stephen Riggs
• D. Henry Sibley

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Who was Minnesotas territorial representative in
Washington?

• D. Henry Sibley

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But, who was Minnesotas first territorial
governor?

• A. Alexander Ramsey
• B. Henry Sibley
• C. Lawrence Taliaferro
• D. Zebulon Pike

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But, who was Minnesotas first territorial
governor?

• A. Alexander Ramsey

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Who led the U.S. delegation in the writing of the
Treaty of Traverse des Sioux?

• A. Alexander Ramsey
• B. Lawrence Taliaferro
• C. George Bonga
• D. Henry Sibley

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Who led the U.S. delegation in the writing of the
Treaty of Traverse des Sioux?

• A. Alexander Ramsey

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Which Indian group participated in the Treaty of
Traverse des Sioux?

• A. Ojibwe
• B. Chippewa
• C. Dakota
• D. Apache

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Which Indian group participated in the Treaty of
Traverse des Sioux?

• C. Dakota

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What was a major reason why the U.S. government
wanted to make treaties with the Dakota?

• A. They wanted to expand the U.S. territories
  and open it to settlers.
• B. They believed the people belonged to the
  land, which was sacred.
• C. They believed the land couldnt be bought or
  sold.
• D. They wanted to convert the Dakota to
  Christianity.

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What was a major reason why the U.S. government
wanted to make treaties with the Dakota?

• A. They wanted to expand the U.S. territories
  and open it to settlers.

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What was a major reason the Dakota participated
in treaties with the U.S. government?

• A. They felt they didnt have a choice and they
  might be able to keep some land as home.
• B. They believed the people belonged to the
  land, which was sacred.
• C. They believed the land couldnt be bought or
  sold.
• D. They wanted to become Christian.

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What was a major reason the Dakota participated
in treaties with the U.S. government?

• A. They felt they didnt have a choice and they
  might be able to keep some land as home.

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What was a major reason missionaries wanted
treaties with the Dakota?

• A. They believed the people belonged to the
  land, which was sacred.
• B. They wanted to expand the U.S. territories
  and open it to settlers.
• C. They wanted to convert the Dakota to
  Christianity.
• D. They wanted to make money from the fur trade.

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What was a major reason missionaries wanted
treaties with the Dakota?

• C. They wanted to convert the Dakota to
  Christianity.

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What was a major reason the Dakota did not want a
treaty with the U.S. government?

• A. They believed the land couldnt be bought or
  sold.
• B. They didnt trust the government to keep its
  promises.
• C. They believed the land was a sacred place
  which held the graves of their ancestors.
• D. All of the above.

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What was a major reason the Dakota did not want a
treaty with the U.S. government?

• D. All of the above.

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The official meeting to make the Treaty of
Traverse des Sioux lasted for

• A. six hours
• B. six days
• C. six months
• D. six years

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The official meeting to make the Treaty of
Traverse des Sioux lasted for

• B. Six days

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At Traverse des Sioux, the Dakota signed two
copies of the treaty and

• A. the Treaty of Mendota
• B. an agreement to give traders money
• C. a third copy of the treaty
• D. the Treaty of St. Croix

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At Traverse des Sioux, the Dakota signed two
copies of the treaty and

• B. an agreement to give traders money

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Which one was not a result of the Treaty of
Traverse des Sioux?

• A. The Dakota gave up most of their land.
• B. Some of the Dakota money went to pay fur
  traders and missionaries.
• C. The Dakota were given permanent reservations,
  on which they always lived.
• D. White settlers poured into Minnesota.

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Which one was not a result of the Treaty of
Traverse des Sioux?

• C. The Dakota were given permanent reservations,
  on which they always lived.

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Which statement is false?

• A. White settlers and American Indians viewed
  land in the same way.
• B. A treaty is a written agreement between two
  or more sovereign nations.
• C. Language interpreters were needed at treaty
  meetings.
• D. The Treaty of Traverse des Sioux was the
  first treaty signed in Minnesota.
• E. A and D
• F. B and C

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Which statement is false?

• E. A and D

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Which is the 19th Century movement of settlers
and immigrants from the eastern U.S. to the
Midwest and West?

• A. Territory
• B. Sovereign
• C. Westward Expansion
• D. Delegation

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Which is the 19th Century movement of settlers
and immigrants from the eastern U.S. to the
Midwest and West?

• C. Westward Expansion

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Who was George Bonga?

• A. The son of an Ojibwe woman and an African
  American fur trader.
• B. An interpreter who could speak three
  languages.
• C. A fur trader.
• D. All of the above.

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Who was George Bonga?

• D. All of the above.

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What is the process of discussing a question or
conflict in order to settle it?

• A. Westward Expansion
• B. Delegation
• C. Negotiation
• D. sovereign

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What is the process of discussing a question or
conflict in order to settle it?

• C. Negotiation

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Which term means self-ruling and independent?

• A. Sovereign
• B. Military base
• C. Delegation
• D. Negotiation

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Which term means self-ruling and independent?

• A. Sovereign

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Which term means an agreement between two or more
nations?

• A. Sovereign
• B. Treaty
• C. Delegation
• D. Negotiation

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Which term means an agreement between two or more
nations?

• B. Treaty

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Which term means a part of the U.S. that is not
within a state but is organized with its own
governing leaders?

• A. Sovereign
• B. Territory
• C. Delegation
• D. Negotiation

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Which term means a part of the U.S. that is not
within a state but is organized with its own
governing leaders?

• B. Territory

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Which term means one or more persons chosen to
represent others?

• A. Sovereign
• B. Territory
• C. Delegation
• D. Negotiation

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Which term means one or more persons chosen to
represent others?

• C. Delegation

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