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MINNESOTA'S LANDSCAPE

BY MATT JOE AUSTIN JULIUS
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LIVING ON THE EDGE OF GLACIERS

GLACIERS HAVE COVERED WHAT IS NOW MINNESOTA MANY TIMES.
Photo by rsepulveda
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IT'S GETTING HOT

  • About 8,000 years ago the climate got warmer.
  • The glaciers started melting.
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LAND OF 10,000 LAKES

THE LAND BECAME FLAT AFTER THE GLACIERS
Photo by Josh Haroldson
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WHERE ARE THE ANIMALS!

AS IT GOT WARMER ANIMALS STARTED DIEING AND SMALLER ANIMALS CAME.
Photo by Fidgit the Time Bandit
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ADAPTING TO THE WEATHER.

PEOPLE AND ANIMALS STARTED EATING AND FINDING DIFFERENT FOODS.
Photo by Wyoming_Jackrabbit
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FARMING, NOT LEAVING.

PEOPLE STAYED IN ONE AREA TO WAIT FOR THE CROPS TO GROW.
Photo by Caleb's Photography
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THE DAKOTA

THE DAKOTA PEOPLE HAVE LIVED ON MINNESOTA LAND A LONG TIME.
Photo by Puzzler4879
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RIVER RICE

THE DAKOTA GREW RICE ALONG RIVER SIDES.
Photo by TAKUMA KIMURA
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PEOPLE ON THE MOVE

THE DAKOTA PEOPLE MOVED THROUGHOUT MN EVERY SEASON
Photo by Beaulawrence
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NEW SUPPLIES

THE WHITE PEOPLE BROUGHT STEEL TOOLS LOOKING FOR FURS.
Photo by Benimoto
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FUR TRADE

  • Europeans came to what is now Mn to collect fur.
  • Beavers and other animals nearly went extinct because of this.
Photo by oklanica
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NO MORE FUR TRADE?

AFTER 150 YEARS OF THE FUR, TRADE IT FINALLY ENDED.
Photo by Conrad Kuiper
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TREATIES

THE WHITE PEOPLE WERE TAKING LAND FROM THE NATIVE AMERICANS
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LOST TREATIES

THE AMERICANS TOOK MOST OF THE LAND FROM NATIVE AMERICANS
Photo by Sveden
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THE END!

SEE YOU LATER FOLKS!
Photo by D_P_R

Austin Lichty