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Social 7 Program Of Studies
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1
Europeans began arriving about __________ years ago.
1500
1000
2000
800
2
_______________ established 13 colonies off the east Coast of modern day United States.
United States
Britain
Canada
France
3
A ______________ is a country that is more powerful than almost all other countries.
Imperialist Country
Empire
Superpower
Monarchy
4
_______________ was an economic system based on large industries.
Consumerism
Investment
Capitalism
Industrialization
5
In 1890 the ____________ government made English the official language.
Ontario
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
6
_______________ is the way people organize themselves and choose leaders and make decisions.
Rep by Pop
Imperialism
Government
Economy
7
The depression in Canada did not end until _______________ when the world went back to war.
1939
1929
1945
1941
8
The First Nations elders often used stories to teach the youngsters_______________.
Creativity and imagination
Morals and Values
History and tradition
Recreation and Arts
9
The Seven Years War broke out in 1756 between _______________.
Russia and Germany
England and France
Canada and the US
Germany and the US
10
In 1763 France and Britain signed the Treaty of _______________.
Ghent
Paris
Versailles
Utrecht
11
The first ____________ came to Canada in 1858 with the gold Rush.
Americans
Europeans
Asians
Mexicans
12
Britain and France signed the Treaty of _______________ in 1713.
Gutenberg
Utrecht
Paris
Rupert
13
_______________ was the greatest disaster to result from the fur trade.
Contact
Disease
Imperialism
Famine
14
_______________ is the way in which people meet their basic needs.
Voting
Economy
Worldviews
Democracy
15
In the Battle for Quebec in 1759 _______________ led the French into Battle.
Governor Lawrence
General George Washignton
Marquis de Montcalm
Major General James Wolfe
16
In the Battle for Quebec in 1759 _______________ led the English into Battle.
Governor Lawrence
General George Washignton
Marquis de Montcalm
Major General James Wolfe
17
1. In 1534 The King of France sent a French sea captain ___________ to to North America.
Jacques Cartier
Samuel de Champlain
Christopher Columbus
Pierre Radison
18
The _______________ were originally not interested in creating a colony in Canada.
French
First Nations
English
Americans
19
_______________ is when a country extends its power over another country
Sovereignty
Imperialism
Communism
Monopoly
20
The war for North America began _______________.
in the Plains of Abraham
in the Ohio River Valley
in Quebec City
on the St. Lawrence River
21
The First World War took place from _______________.
1914-1918
1914-1917
1913-1916
1915-1918
22
The Anishinabe were_______________.
Hunter-gatherers
Traders
Explorers
Farmers
23
The Haudenosaunee were a _______________ society. This meant women held all the power.
Indigenous
Matrilineal
Patralineal
Pluralistic
24
______________ refers to supreme governing authority.
Sovereignty
Mercantilism
Assimilation
Imperialism
25
Immigrants from ____________ had brought diseases such as smallpox and tuberculosis.
Europe
Africa
America
Asia
26
1. The _______________. lived their lives according to 7 main values.
First Nations
Mik'maq
Anishinabe
Haudenosaunee
27
The Second World War began when _______________.
Russia invaded France
Japan attacked Germany
China invaded it's neighbours
Germany invaded it's neighbours
28
The Mi’kmaq lived in small villages of extended families called _______________.
Clans
Longhouses
Sagamaws
Tribes
29
_______________ was the origin of bilingualism in Canada.
Confederation
The Royal Proclamation
The Treaty of Paris
The Quebec Act
30
One culture dies out because of the strong influence of another is known as ____________.
Assimilation
Immigration
Deportation
Extinction
31
To increase immigration to Canada, _______________ was put in charge.
Clifford Sifton
Louis Riel
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
John A MacDonald
32
Canada’s main reasons for the decrease in the number of Aboriginal people were ______________.
Deportation, war and famine
War, disease and poverty
Poverty, migration and land disputes
Reserves, war and poverty
33
In the early 1800s _______________ bought Ruperts Land which was already occupied by the Métis.
John A MacDonald
Louis Riel
Lord Selkirk
Gabriel Dumont
34
In Lower Canada council members were known as _______________ .
Chateau Clique
The English Reformers
La Francais Councille
Family Compact
35
Prime Minister MacDonald created a magnificent new policy for Canada called the ______________.
Confederation
National Policy
British North America Act
Dominion Policy
36
After British Columbia and PEI joined confederation the vast area in between was called ______.
North-West Territories
Hudsons Bay
the United States
Ruperts Land
37
The United States and Britain decided to make the _______________ the border.
the 59 parallel
the 55 parallel
the 41 parallel
the 49 parallel
38
This new workplace with many workers and machines was known as _______________.
Assembly Lines
Industries
Factories
Division of Labour
39
1. In 1492 Queen Elizabeth sent _______________ across the Atlantic Ocean.
Samuel de Champlain
Pierre Radison
Christopher Columbus
Jacques Cartier
40
The first English explorer to try and build a colony in America was _______________ .
James Cook
Henry Kelsey
George Vancouver
Walter Raleigh
41
_______________ are the original inhabitants of a given area.
Cultures
Indigenous
Metis
First Nations
42
The _______________ helped to spread the French way of life and language across the prairies.
Coureur de Bois
Metis
Voyageurs
First Nations
43
In Upper Canada council members were known as _______________ .
Chateau Clique
La Francais Councille
Family Compact
The English Reformers
44
The industrial revolution began when people started using _______________.
Factories
Steam Power
Mechanical Power
Technology
45
The War of 1812 ended when English and French signed the Treaty of _______________.
Ghent
Paris
Trent
Ferdinand
46
_______________ are people who move from one region to another region within the same country.
Emmigrants
Internal Migration
Internal Migrants
Immigrants
47
A factor that influences people to move to a particular country is called a _______________.
Pull Factor
Push Factor
Immigration Factor
Deportation Factor
48
In 1754 the War for North America began as the British were led into battle by _______________.
Marquis de Montcalm
Governor Charles Lawrence
General George Washington
Major General James Wolfe
49
Most Canadians at the beginning of the 20th Century had jobs that related to _______________.
Fishing, logging, and farming
Farming, fishing, and business
Mining, logging, and fur trade
Logging, fur trade, and fishing
50
Many women fought for suffrage. This was _______________.
The right to vote
The right to be a citizen
The right to be recognized
The right to take jobs