Canadian History Unit 1 Test Review - First Peoples and New France

The control and exploitation of resources in an area through settlement

This explorer is called "The Father of New France".

In 1755, the governor of Nova Scotia ordered the Acadians to leave. This was known as:

The most commonly held theory regarding the origins of Canada's native peoples is called:

This explorer made contact with First Nations, and kidnapped some of them to take to France

This explorer reached the New World in 1492

Fur traders who lived alongside First Nations on their journeys became known as:

A belief that the total wealth in the world is finite.

The earliest recorded European visitor to North America

This King was interested in New France and turned it into an official royal colony

The main transportation and communication route in New France was:

The war between New France & the British colonies in North America (1756-1763) was part of the:

This explorer discovers the Grand Banks and claims Newfoundland for Britain

This time period is often referred to as:

When Radisson & des Groseilliers presented their plan to the French, they were:

The 1763 Treaty of Paris required France to surrender possession (to the British) of:

The lifestyle of Aboriginal people who followed herds and had no permanent home is known as:

The system of land distribution in New France was called:

Education in New France was provided by:

Early New France allied itself with which First Nations group?

"Les Filles du Roi" refers to:

Acadia was located mostly:

Why were Europeans looking for another sailing route to Asia?

Henry Hudson discovered the Northwest Passage in:

Before attacking Quebec with the British navy, General James Wolfe helped capture:

Basic relations between Europeans and First Nations began for what reason?

The main industry for New France in Canada was:

These two men explored much of the land around Hudson Bay

New France's main Rival in North America was:

The Treaty of Utrecht required France to surrender (to the British) possession of:

New France built a large fortress on Cape Breton Island called:

All lands draining into Hudson Bay were known as:

The animal at the center of the fur trade was:

The British won the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. What happened to the two commanders?

New France was run by a council of 8 members called:

In 1713, France lost the War of Spanish Succession and had to sign:

Les Filles du Roi were expected to do what?

These people had responsibilities like farming land, paying rent, and supporting the church.

After the British won the Seven Years war, France had to sign the:

The commander in charge of Quebec's forces during the Battle of the Plains of Abraham was:

Many explorers try to find a faster route to India called: