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Duplicate of Review of Confederation!
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1
The settlers moving in to Alberta/Sask in the early 1900s were
All of the above
Majority European
Mainly farmers
Majority Anglophone
2
PEI joined because it faced serious _______________ issues.
Economic
Political
Social
All of the above
3
The Yukon became a territory largely due to
The BC gold rush
FN demands for self determination
The Klondike gold rush
The Edmonton Klondike Days
4
This is an official language of Nunavut
French
All of these are official languages of Nunavut
Inuktitut
English
5
What does the map show?
The migration of First Nations after 1870
The expansion of the CPR
The expansion of settlers west
The migration of Metis after 1870
6
Canada's first constitution was called the British North American (BNA) Act, and was established in...
1905
1857
1867
1899
7
Which province was created as a result of the Metis resistance?
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
8
To date, Nunavut has been the last province or territory to enter Canadian confederation
False
Correct
9
“I would leave that whole country (NWT) a wilderness for the next half-century, but for the Yankees." This quote shows
Canada wanted to expand to the west because they wanted gold
Canada wanted to expand to the west because of fear of American annexation
Canada wanted to expand to the west because of the people living there
Canada wanted to expand to the west because of wanting more population
10
The BNA Act established the official languages as...
Latin
French
English
French & English
11
The First Nations people became a responsibility of who under the BNA Act?
Remained a British responsibility
American government
Canadian Federal Government
The Provincial Governments
12
What was the Confederation?
The treaties signed with FN
Joining of Canada & USA
The gradual joining together of BNA colonies
What we have been studying for the entire online learning
13
Which fact is NOT true about the Numbered Treaties
There were 11 of them
They did not cover much of eastern Canada or much of BC
The FNs feel they received a great deal with the treaties
They established reserves and encouraged FNs to stop being as nomadic
14
Alberta joined at the same time as:
BC
Saskatchewan
Newfoundland
Manitoba
15
The Act of Union in 1841 created
The United States of America
The Dominion of Canada
The Province of Canada
Canada East & Canada West
16
The Metis armed themselves, took over a fort, and sent a delegation to Ontario with demands for joining Canada.
False
True
17
This picture BEST illustrates...
Western Expansion
The BC gold rush
BC choosing to join Canada or USA
American Annexation of BC
18
Who was the last province to join Canada?
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
North West Territories
Nunavut
19
The official set if rules about how a country is governed is called a:
Constitution
By-Law
Government
Confederation
20
Louis Riel...
Helped preserve Metis language and culture
Was hung for treason in 1885
All of the above
Has a day dedicated to him in Manitoba
21
The cartoon shows a pro-Canadian perspective
False
True
22
Who was Canada's First Prime Minister?
Wilfred Laurier
Louis Riel
George Brown
John A. Macdonald
23
The conflict in 1885 is called
The Red River Resistance
The Northwest Resistance
Metis vs. Canada: Round 2
The South Branch Resistance
24
The chart pictured shows
The population of the Yukon was growing in the early 1900s
How people moved to the Yukon during the Great Depression
How the population of the Yukon was high in the very end of the 1800s
The population of the Yukon has not changed much over the last 100 years
25
The struggle of the Metis against the Canadian government in 1870 is now called
The Northwest Rebellion
The Canadian Kerfuffle
The Red River Resistance
The Red River Rodeo
26
Which indigenous people would object to the Canadian government surveying their land for the railway?
No one objected
Inuit
Metis
Mi'kmaq
27
What occurred in 1841?
War with the United States of America
The Expulsion of Acadians
Act of Union between Upper and Lower Canada
The American Civil War
28
This picture BEST illustrates:
The Metis migration
The Canadian Pacific Railway
A network of highways across North America
Where the British traveled
29
If they were to join confederation, Canada promised BC that they would:
Link them with a railway
Pay off their debt
All of the above
Give them provincial government
30
This group of people were not consulted in Confederation:
First Nations
Francophones in Quebec
Canadiens
Anglophones in Ontario
31
Did you enjoy this review?
Didn't like it
It was ok...
LETS PLAY AGAIN
YES!!!!
32
Why did the Metis migrate west if they had been successful at creating the province of Manitoba?
All of the above
Anglophone settlers moved into the Red River area
Many Métis were punished by Canadian soldiers
The Metis felt they would preserve their language & culture better in west
33
After 3 days of fighting:
Louis Riel surrendered
All of the above
200 to 300 Metis and FNs allies surrendered
53 Canadian soldiers died, 118 injured
34
What occurred in the late 1860s that resulted in the change in the maps?
The purchase of territory from the HBC
The British Columbian Gold Rush
The Confederation of Canada
Western settlement of the prairies
35
Which fact is true about the Numbered Treaties
They were all signed in the 1800s
The first were signed around where the CPR would go
There were 12 of them
They covered all of modern day Canada
36
The NWMP was created to:
protect First Nations
ensure Canadian control over the land
protect the settlers
All of the above
37
The Canadian gov't pardoned (forgave) many Metis leaders, but not Louis Riel. Why did the gov't not pardon Riel?
He was a dangerous man
People in Nova Scotia were driven crazy by his amazing hair and mustache
Many anglophone Canadians were upset he executed Thomas Scott
Many francophone Canadians were upset he executed Thomas Scott
38
The military leader of the Metis in 1885 was:
Father Lacombe
Louis Riel
Gabriel Dumont
Sam Steele
39
This picture BEST illustrates
The Ontario Provincial government
The Fathers of Canadian Confederation
The Conference of the Act of Union
The Quebec Provincial government
40
Many colonies were scared to join Confederation because they were scared to lose this:
Independance
Land
Railway
Economy
41
BC joined Canada after they went into debt from a:
Civil War
Logging shortage
Great Depression
Gold Rush
42
The Province of Canada was politically deadlocked because
Canada East & Canada West did not get along
All of the above
There were disagreements over culture
There were disagreements over language
43
Louis Riel came back to Canada to led another resistance for the Metis in the South Branch Region in 1885
True
False
44
This event occurred in 1867 in the USA, and was a major cause of the fear of American annexation in Canada at the time.
The American Revolution
Purchasing of Alaska
Beginning of American Civil War
The Seven Years War
45
Where did the majority of Metis live in the 1860s?
Batoche
Alberta
They were nomadic
The Red River Settlement
46
What police force was established by the Canadian government to establish law & order in western Canada
Sam Steele & his men
RCMP
NWMP
The Metis created a police force
47
The Metis people were...
All of the above
of mixed ancestry
mainly Francophone
Mainly catholic
48
This picture BEST represents:
The original colonies who joined in Confederation
BNA colonies
Canada today
Western Expansion
49
The vote to join Canada was very close
False
True
50
The Metis people chose this man (pictured below) to lead them in 1870
Father Lacombe
Louis Riel
Sam Steele
Gabriel Dumont
51
Alberta joined the Confederation in:
1805
1867
1870
1905
52
In order for a First Nations person to vote in the late 1800s they would have to give this up:
Their Knowledge
Their land
Their Native Status
Their money
53
Newfoundland joined in 1949 after suffering from this:
The Great Depression & World War 2
World War 2
The Great Depression
American Civil War
54
Why did the map change from the left map to the right map?
The Act of Union
The Royal Proclamation of 1763
The War of 1812
The American Revolution
55
The Canadiens ensured their rights were protected through insisting on a strong ________________
Provincial Government
Court System
Federal Government
Confederation
56
The 14 demands for joining Canada did NOT include
Representation in parliament
Land claims
the creation of a Metis flag
A bilingual legislature