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Jacques Marquette
Frech priest and explorer who explored from Michigan down the Mississippi River and back again
Louis Jolliet
Explored the Mississippi River with Jacques Marquette
trading post
a store where goods are bought and sold *exchange!
Jean Baptiste Point Du Sable
"The Father of Chicago" started a trading post in modern day Chicago that grew into the biggest city in the Midwest
Wapello County, Iowa
One of many areas of the Midwest where white settlers forced Native Americans off of their land to settle the land themselves
sod
grass, roots, and dirt that farmers in the Midwest used to make temporary houses
John Deere
a blacksmith and businessman who invented the steel plow and started the John Deere farm equipment company
Cahokia
an ancient Native American Plaza that became a center for trade because it was close to three rivers (Illinois, Missouri, and Mississippi)
Merriweather Lewis and William Clark
explorers who were trying to find an all water route to the Pacific Ocean from the Midwest.
transcontinental railroad
a railroad that crossed the entire country
interstate highway system
highways that are wide, fast and connect most of the states in the United States