Illinois First People T-Chart | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Came from New France in the 1600s.

European Settlers (French)

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lifesaver

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12 Illinois tribes including: Kickapoo, Sauk, Potawatomi, Winnebago, and Fox tribes

Native Americans

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baam

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star

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shark

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Built large dirt mounds.

Native Americans

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Drew up maps of the region after travelling to present-day Illinois in 1673.

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Thousands died of disease, warfare, and starvation.

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trap

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gift

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Explored Lake Michigan, Green Bay, and the Mississippi River

European Settlers

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Followed bison and mammoths across Illinois as hunters and gatherers

Native Americans

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Made alliances with the Illiniwek Confederacy.

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Left little to no written records, but are studied through pottery, bones, spears, and more.

Native Americans

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Created fur trading businesses that had high profits.

European Settlers (French specifically)

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Built Missions to help claim present-day Illinois for France.

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Built fur trading posts and forts along the Illinois River and near present day Peoria.

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