What does it meant that Canada is a pluralistic society?

We are a country made of many different cultures.

Two poster distributed 1910. What was the message?

Canada west is a safe place with plenty of land /opportunity

Which of the following is not a reason for the decline of the fur trade?

European demand for furs declining

What would you need to consider if you decide to use them in your report?

perspectives of the authors of the documents

The War of 1812 involved:

A try by the Americans to gain their independence from Brita

What was the direct result of the Silk Road being too dangerous to use?

Euro looking for water route w and thought it lead to Asia

The Quebec Act of 1774 was an attempt by the British to

Grant the French cultural protection

Which of the following is a positive long term change following contact between Euro and F.N.?

Fur trade boomed and First Nations followed the fur

Why did the US civil war cause concern for the British colonies?

People were worried US would turn south to conquer more land

Why did the British want to capture Louisboug?

English would be able to control shipping from New France

How did the 1837 Rebellions impact the British government?

They began to understand that change was necessary

Which of the following statements is true about the Hudson's Bay Company?

King of England granted a monopoly to HBC

An outcome from the War of 1812 that is still visible today is

49th parallel of latitude marking the boundary between US

What was the greatest impact of the Coureur de Bois?

Marrying First Nations women and the start of the Metis

Which of the following is an idea about multiculturalism that is present today?

The multicultural nature of Canada is made up of many nature

Why was the Hudson Bay area important to the British?

Good transportation routes for FN trappers and british ships

What is a good citizen according to the cartoon?

Of Europeam background and easy to assimilate

What would have happened if the English did not defeat the French?

The English wouldn't have kept control over the land.

Why were the Acadians deported?

Acadians would not swear allegiance to the British

Who were the Loyalists?

People loyal to Britain during the American Revolution

The mercantile system failed by 1846. Why were the colonies unable to trade with Britain?

Britain established free trade withe the US

Shredded meat with fat and berries

Which event was an attempt to achieve a compromise between the Metis, FN,and government?

creation of the province of Manitoba

Which of the following would be a consequence for the FN as a result of the imigration policy?

Canadian gov't and FN would enter a long war over land

How was the message misleading?

Didn't show the harsh conditions and how difficult life is

What was NOT a challenge to building the Railroad?

land was harder and flatter and harder to secure tracks

Who make up the aboriginal groups in Canada?

First Nations, Inuit, and Metis

What is the best example of immigration?

A family from Sudan moving to Canada to escape persecution

Which of the following is a benefit for provinces joining confederation?

Building a railway to move troops

In 1878, what did Canada do to build a stronger country?

encourage immigration, stronger economy, build railway

Using the map, what was an outcome of building the CPR?

Mountainous areas made it difficult to lay down tracks

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1
Which of the following is not a core value of the aboriginal people?
respect for their leader
respect for nature
respect for elders
2
What does it meant that Canada is a pluralistic society?
We are a country made of many different cultures.
They're were only aboriginals in N. America before French.
People were affected by their world views, value & culture
3
Two poster distributed 1910. What was the message?
Canada west is a safe place with plenty of land /opportunity
Western Canada plenty of land but expensive
Western Canada wants to join confederation
Western Canada is the wild west. Enter at own risk!
4
The Rebellion in the 13 colonies is also know as
War of 1812
War of Indepence
Battle on the Plains of Abraham
5
Which of the following is not a reason for the decline of the fur trade?
Buffalo disappearing
Beavers becoming scarce
European demand for furs declining
6
Which of the following was not part of the French colony?
Seigneurial land system
The Thirteen Colonies
Coureur de Bois
7
What concept is illustrated by this map?
Mercantilism
Imperialism
Colonialism
8
What would you need to consider if you decide to use them in your report?
impact of the events
perspectives of the authors of the documents
cause and effect of the events
9
The War of 1812 involved:
An attack on Canada by the US
An attempt by south states to gain independence from US
A try by the Americans to gain their independence from Brita
10
When Donnacona and Cartier met, Cartier made the sign of the cross. What interaction is this?
Bartering system
Claiming the land
Cultural exchange
11
Who was Canada's first prime minister?
Wilfred Laurier
John Cretian
John A. McDonald
12
What was the direct result of the Silk Road being too dangerous to use?
Euro looking for water route w and thought it lead to Asia
Europeans decided to stay home and devlop their products.
It was easier to trade with companies in Africa.
13
The Quebec Act of 1774 was an attempt by the British to
Solve the problems between the French and British merchants
Grant the French cultural protection
Grant the British cultural protection
14
When an imperial power claimed a piece of land, they:
were able to claim the resources on the land
Were able to control the people on the land
Both of the above
15
Which of the following is a positive long term change following contact between Euro and F.N.?
Fur trade boomed and First Nations followed the fur
Aboriginal and European languages flourished
They began to copy each others way of doing things
16
Why did the US civil war cause concern for the British colonies?
The North was looking to punish British for its support of S
Britain supported the North during the war and lost
People were worried US would turn south to conquer more land
17
Why did the British want to capture Louisboug?
British wanted to expand their territory
The French would maintain control of the St. Lawrence area
English would be able to control shipping from New France
18
How did the 1837 Rebellions impact the British government?
Very little, they were crushed easily
They began to understand that change was necessary
A lot, forcing Britain to give up control of the colony
19
Which of the following statements is true about the Hudson's Bay Company?
British fur traders travelled inland to trade with F.N.
Mechants were only interested in trade not building a colony
King of England granted a monopoly to HBC
20
An outcome from the War of 1812 that is still visible today is
Land the Americans gained near the Great Lakes
49th parallel of latitude marking the boundary between US
English language rights
21
The French troops were led by
General Wolfe
General Frontenac
General Montcalm
22
What was the greatest impact of the Coureur de Bois?
Developing survival skills in the woods and harsh climates
Learning to speak First Nation's languages and build canoes
Marrying First Nations women and the start of the Metis
23
Which of the following is an idea about multiculturalism that is present today?
The role of ceremonial bagpipes
The dominant role played by American and Great Britain & US
Importance of choir singing in the Canada
The multicultural nature of Canada is made up of many nature
24
Why was the Hudson Bay area important to the British?
encouraged new comers to the area and creaton of industries
Good transportation routes for FN trappers and british ships
Allowed them to control the St. L and travel safely to trade
25
Who was part of the Great Migration?
Poles and Ukrainians
Dutch and the British
Irish, Scottish, and Welsh
26
What is a good citizen according to the cartoon?
People who were wiling to settle on the prairies and farm
People who could work hard and were willing to work on railr
Of Europeam background and easy to assimilate
People who had farming skills, endured hardships,and spoke E
27
What would have happened if the English did not defeat the French?
The French would've lost control over the fur trading empire
The English wouldn't have kept control over the land.
English would continue to expand westward
28
Why were the Acadians deported?
Acadians would not swear allegiance to the British
The British wanted to populate the area
French didn't find it necessary to secure the area
29
Who were the Loyalists?
People loyal to Britain during the American Revolution
People loyal to the ideas of political change
People who had showed their patriotism to the American union
30
When was confederation?
1774
1867
1885
31
Pierre Radisson and Sieur Groseilliers are famous for what?
Access to Rupert's Land via HBC
Establishment of the HBC
Trade with local cree
32
The mercantile system failed by 1846. Why were the colonies unable to trade with Britain?
Britain established free trade withe the US
Britain began Free Trade with other countries
They began to send resources the French colonies in South
33
The Europeans renamed the FN tribes they met spite of their original names.What is this called?
Ethnocentrism
Imperialism
Colonization
34
First individual to lay claim to North America for Britain and put a flag on the coast of NFL.
Samuel Champlain
Jaque Cartier
John Cabot
35
European exploration would have been encouraged by the Catholic church for this reason
opportunity to learn about different cultures
desire to trade and make profits
opportunity to spread religion
36
What is pemmican?
Buffalo skin
Buffalo hunt
Shredded meat with fat and berries
A type of bird
37
Which event was an attempt to achieve a compromise between the Metis, FN,and government?
creation of the province of Manitoba
Red River Rebellion of 1885
Declaration of the People of Ruperts land and the North West
38
Which of the following would be a consequence for the FN as a result of the imigration policy?
Canadian gov't and FN would enter a long war over land
Treaties would have to be signed to ensure the policy works
FN would have control over land that is available to new
39
What was the seigneurial system?
Land holding system
Map creating program
The fur trading system
40
How was the message misleading?
Poster says free land but it wasn't free
Poster showed plentiful land but FN and metis occupied it
Says wide open spaces but it was covered in cities
Didn't show the harsh conditions and how difficult life is
41
When a colony has no control over it's politcal or economic affairs its called
Imperialism
How many cats are in a city.
Assimilation
Ehnocentrism
42
Taking care of the sick and the poor, and teaching was a part of who's responsibility?
the Bishop
the Jesuits
the Seigneur
43
British troops at the Battle on the Plains of Abraham were led by
General Brandt
General Montcalm
General Wolfe
44
What was NOT a challenge to building the Railroad?
It was expensive
soggy muskeg made it hard to secure
land was harder and flatter and harder to secure tracks
hundreds of workers died from rock slides, falls
45
Who make up the aboriginal groups in Canada?
First Nations, Inuit, and Metis
First Nations
Metis
46
Which speaker represents the Aboriginal perspective?
Speaker II
Speaker I
Speaker IV
Speaker III
47
What is the best example of immigration?
Business owner from Edmonton moving to Calgary to open store
Contractor moves from Nova Scotia to Fort Mac to work
A family from Sudan moving to Canada to escape persecution
48
Which of the following is a benefit for provinces joining confederation?
Boosting trade with Britain
Building a railway to move troops
Ensuring English was a the majority language
49
In 1878, what did Canada do to build a stronger country?
build a stronger army, make weapons, & destroy First Nation
make more jobs,highway, a strong police force
encourage immigration, stronger economy, build railway
50
Using the map, what was an outcome of building the CPR?
Mountainous areas made it difficult to lay down tracks
Aboriginal populations were displaced
Settlement patterns followed the railway
51
What geographical feature is emphasized in the above map?
Longitude and Latitude
Waterways
Fertile soil
52
By granting a company a fur trade "monopoly", it:
Created a cooperative between the fur traders & First Nation
Gave the company complete rights to trade furs in a region
Forced the company to compete with other fur companies
53
What is a good title for this chart?
Influence of the Fur Trade on the economy
Distribution of wealth in North America
Quality of Life in New France
54
What were the First Nations contribution to the Fur Trade?
They did not benefit at all from the Fur Trade
They learned how to trap and hunt animals from the Europeans
They contributed vital skills and knowledge to the Fur Trade
55
What did traders do that negatively impacted the First Nations?
Traded alcohol for furs
Travelled westward to be closer to the trappers
Offered high prices for furs
56
How would the Metis have felt about the final outcome?
They were given the right to go to publicaly funded schools
They were given reserves of land to live on
They did not receive any compromises
57
What was the result of the War of 1812?
Confederation
Representative Democracy
Deadlock
58
Who was the King's representative in New France?
Intendant
Bishop
Governor
59
These two nations were the most powerful rivals in Europe in the 1700's
Spain and Portugal
France and Spain
France and Britain
60
What is the first step to the most effective method of securing the land?
Government began to mark the Canada and US border
Government signed treaties with the First Nations
Government sent in NWMP
61
What was the main reason so many Polish immigrants ended up working in mining upon arrival?
Creation of the Polish Society of Brotherly Aid
Way of protecting them from being labeled "Enemy Aliens"
Mining was important in Poland and they had experience
Allowed Polish to become influential community leaders
62
What was the cause of the Red River Rebellion?
The metis wanted to take over the world
Louis Riel was hung
The Metis land being taken from them.
The French and the English were fighting
63
Who were the French men who lived among the FN & acted as guides and interpreters for Europeans
Coureur de bois
Militia members
Intendants
64
Which factor does the artist believe influenced J.A. MacDonald's relationship with Louis Riel?
need to destroy Riel's relationship with the Metis community
A consideration of the needs of the French and English
A desire to punish him for the death of Thomas Scott
65
What was the Chinese contribution to the railway?
A physician
They brought their technology and knowledge
They paid a head tax to help fund it
Risked their lives for a country that didn't welcome
66
Which of the following were not part of the Proclamation Act?
Catholics weren't allowed to make decisions
New France became the province of Quebec
Interior was set aside for First Nations
Quebec became larger
67
What caused the fall of New France?
Conflict between the French and the British
Repeated attacks from the 13 colonies
Conflict between the French and haudensaunee
68
When did Canada become a country?
1867
2012
1771
1990
69
Who benefits the most in this trade relationship?
The explorers
The Home Country
The colony
70
French explorer responsible for mapping out the shores of St. Lawrence and Gulf of St. Lawrence
John Cabot
Samuel Champlain
Jacque Cartier
71
What was the Underground Railroad?
Secret networked that transported enslaved Loyalists
A secret network that transported enslaved aboriginals
Secret network that transported enslaved African Americans
72
What is the Pemmican Proclamation?
A rule about making pemmican
Pemmican became an official food
Metis weren't allowed to export meat, fish, or veggies
None of the above
73
A First Nation that moved its camps as seasons changed was based on
farming
hunting and gathering
mercantilism
74
Which of the following was not part of the Quebec Act?
First Nations land became a part of Quebec
Catholics could own property
Quebec was returned to the original size
New France became the province of Quebec
75
What disease was characterized by lack of vitamin C and loss of teeth?
Smallpox
Scurvy
Rickets
76
What is the bloodiest battle fought of Canadian soil?
Northwest rebellion
Battle on the Plains of Abraham
War of 1812
77
Who are the metis?
English people
French people
Aboriginal people
European and First Nations
78
Responsible government is a government that
Answers to elected representatives
Makes decisions that affect their lives directly
Prevents unfair treatment of individuals
79
In a democracy, the decision making power is in the hands of?
The Queen
voters
Cabinet members
80
Which of the following is an example of active citizenship?
Helping the homeless
Attending school
Applying for a Canadian passport
81
What area were the French Canadiens from that were deported by General Lawrence?
Quebec
Acadia
Newfoundland
82
Where was the first place the Metis stood up as a united group?
Edmonton
Saskatoon
The Battle of Seven Oaks
Alberta
83
Which two companies were rivals in trade?
HBC and Iroquois confederacy
North West company and coureur de bois
HBC and North West Company
84
Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada?
Louis Riel
Sir John A MacDonald
Justin Trudeau
85
Why did they come?
To escape their homelands
Free land and opportunity
To escape religious persecution
86
What was the main cause of the Rebellions of 1837 in Upper and Lower Canada?
Papineau and Mackenzie leading the Patriotes and Reformers
Tension between upper and lower Canada
Government ignoring the 92 Resolutions and Seventh Report
87
What were the original 4 provinces to join Confederation?
New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia
PEI, Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia
PEI, Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick

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