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An industrialist who controlled Minnesotaโs iron ore mining industry was...
Henry Oliver
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A machine used in the iron ore industry was...
Railroads, steamboats, steam-powered shovels, electric shovels, steam engines, diesel engines
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Minnesotaโs white pine lumber was highly valuable.
True
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A person/job in the flour milling industry was...
Millers, farmers, railroad workers, Charles Pillsbury
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A machine used in the flour milling industry was...
Steel rollers, middling purifiers, ventilation fans, waterwheels, grindstones
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Why was iron ore considered valuable because...
When extracted, it was mixed with limestone to make steel
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Puffed grain (wheat, rice, barley) was invented by Charles Pillbury.
False
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The kind of wood highly sought after in the Minnesota lumber industry was...
White pine
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A natural resource used in the lumber industry was...
White pine, forests, waterways, frozen ground for transportation
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The Mesabi, Vermilion, and Cuyuna Ranges were all important sources of iron ore.
True
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A person/job in the lumber industry was...
Lumberjacks, sawmill workers, industrialists, Frederick Weyerhauser
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Rock or mineral from which iron can be removed is...
Iron ore
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The lumber industry declined in Minnesota because...
Much of Minnesotaโs white pine was cut down, and not enough new trees were planted
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