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🔵ND Studies: Sections 5-7

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Question 1

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What was turning over the sod for the first time called?

Question 2

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Which animal was the first choice of North Dakota pioneer farmers for doing field work?

Question 3

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Which animals were stronger than horses but moved slowly and were sometimes stubborn?

Question 4

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Who generally milked cows and took care of chickens?

Question 5

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What were the major grains raised by the pioneers?

Question 6

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Which machine cut the grain, gathered it into bundles, and tied the bundles with twine?

Question 7

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Which machine separated the kernels of grain from the stalks?

Question 8

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How many meals a day were served at threshing time?

Question 9

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What was a separate building that was used during the summer for cooking meals called?

Question 10

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What was the type of sled pulled by horses and used to transport materials over fields, grass, snow, and ice called?

Question 11

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What was the blizzard of 1888 called?

Question 12

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What was one of the greatest dangers faced by North Dakota pioneers?

Question 13

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A strip of plowed land surrounding the house was called what?

Question 14

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What three cities had major fire destruction in the 1880s and 1890s?

Question 15

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What unpredictable animals might attack anyone caught on the open prairie?

Question 16

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Explain why people did not prepare for the blizzard of 1888 by staying in their houses