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What were some of the hardships Chief Joseph faced as he tried to get his tribe to Canada?
He traveled 1,600 miles (2,500 km) through Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana.
Where do the majority of people in Canada live?
southern Canada because the farther north you go the colder it gets and Canada is really cold year round and temperatures usually drop down below 0 degrees F in the Winter.
Where did Alexander Mackenzie go when he went to explore?
he explored in canada, the top part of it, northwest territories.
Where did Samuel de Champlain want to go Why?
He wanted to go to Canada for France, to set up a permanent colony. He ended up claiming Quebec, which was used as a shortcut to the fur trade.
If Canada and Argentina both sit at 50 and deg Latitude why can I go water-skiing on a lake in Canada and ice skating on a lake in Argentina both in the month of July?
In the northern hemisphere, it is summer in July; in the southern hemisphere, it is winter.
Where does chief Joseph live?
in canada
When did Chief Joseph and his tribe flee to Canada?
1876
What was chief Joseph religion?
Chief Joseph's father, Joseph the Elder was an early adopter of the Christian religion and instill these values in his son. Chief Joseph was a man of peace and lead his tribe from their home in Oregon to near Canada.
What did chief Joseph do?
he tried to move his people to Canada but didnt succed
Who led the Nez Perce were on their flight toward Canada?
Chief Joseph
Why did Chief Joseph march toward Canada?
To get away from the US Army.
How did chief Joseph protect his village?
he moved them to canada and started war
Who led a group of Indians on a 1300 mile journey to Canada?
Chief Joseph
Why did chief Joseph seek refuge in Canada?
he refude that dunald up is not the presedent
Who were Geronimo and Chief Joseph?
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Where did chief Joseph's wife and child go?
heaven
Where did Chief Joseph go to school at?
Chief Joseph did not attend a formal school. He received his education from his elders and through traditional Nez Perce teachings.
