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Who the original settlers were of the Great Lakes region is under scientific dispute, however, it seems the most popular belief is that ancient people from Asia crossed the Bering Sea and made their way east across the North American continent.
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In 1713 France owned land around what lakes?
Great Lakes
Land north of the great lakes?
Canada.
Which land form region is London Ontario on?
Great lakes-St Lawrence Lowlands Great lakes-St Lawrence Lowlands
What bodies of water were located on the native Americans land?
The Great Lakes
You are able to see where the glacier dug out the Great Lakes long ago due to the area of land called the?
you are able to see where the glacier dug out the great lakes long ago due to the area of land called what?
How did the us acquired land?
Government thought it would be a good idea to have Indiana because it has access to the Great Lakes and has a high percent of power to the Great Lakes.
What are the 5 land forms?
canadian shield,hudson bay great lakes
How did the US acquire Indiana's land?
Government thought it would be a good idea to have Indiana because it has access to the Great Lakes and has a high percent of power to the Great Lakes.
What are two physical features that the US and Canada share?
there are many. the great lakes atlantic pacific rockies great plains and Niagra Falls
The Great Lakes area was once covered by thick sheets of ice When the ice melted, the land around began to rise What is the name of that process?
isostatic rebound
Which land around the great lakes and st Lawrence river that was rich in furs?
The land around the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River, known as the Great Lakes region, was historically rich in furs, particularly beaver pelts. This area was crucial for fur trade during the 17th and 18th centuries, attracting European traders and Indigenous peoples who engaged in fur trapping and trading. The abundance of wildlife and the region's waterways facilitated transportation and trade, making it a significant economic hub in early North American history.
Which region near the Great Lakes covers the smallest land area?
Canadian shield ;)
