| A | B |
|---|
| Birchbark Canoes | Early mode of transportation for Ojibwa |
| Ojibwa way of life after Europeans arrived | hunting and trapping became most important |
| Early Ojibwa in common with modern Ojibwa | live in the northern Great lakes area |
| Jolliet and Marquette | two explorers who set up trading posts along Midwestern rivers and lakes |
| Chicago | major Midwestern cities began as a fort or trading post |
| homes built out of sod | Pioneers on land with no trees |
| John Deer | The tough Steel plow for the hard prairie soil |
| Near the junction of 3 major rivers | Cahokia, the ancient Midwest trading center |
| What did the U.S. government begin to build in the 1950s? | interstate highway system |
