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Social 7 Chapter 2 (European Explorers)
Social 7 Chapter 2 (European Explorers)
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Where did Columbus think he was?
China
India
Israel
Spain
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What advantage did the St. Lawrence give to the French?
they were able to contact new First Nation tribes
they were able to explore deep into the interior of Canada
they were able to create permanent settlements
they were able to travel south to the Gulf of Mexico
3
What country sponsored the expedition of Henry Hudson
England
France
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What was Champlain's goal as an explorer?
Convert the Natives of Catholicism
Trade with the Natives
Find a route to Asia
Establish French settlements
5
What country sponsored the expedition of Jacques Cartier?
France
England
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Cartier discovered this important waterway
The Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
St. Hudson River
St. Louis River
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This was the first explorer sent by England (Discovered the Grand Banks)
Cabot
Champlain
Cartier
Columbus
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Which European country had the BEST relationship with First Nations
France
The Netherlands
Spain
England
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What country sponsored the expedition of Giovanni Caboto?
England
France
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Why were First Nations devastated by diseases such as Tuberculosis and Smallpox?
their culture forbid European medicine
they were genetically inferior to Europeans
they had no immunity to the diseases
they did not have access to proper medicine
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When the Europeans and Natives traded, what did the Europeans want?
Gold & Jewels
Oil & Fish
Furs & Firearms
Furs & Fish
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Champlain also set up the colony of Quebec where Stadacona was. What happened to the Natives?
War
Disease
No one knows
Famine
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What country sponsored the expedition of Samuel de Champlain
England
France
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When the Europeans and Natives traded, what did the Natives want?
Metal Tools & Firearms
Smallpox
Fish & Hats
Furs & Firearms
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Because Spain controlled the route to the Caribbean, which countries explored to the north?
England & France
England & Germany
Portugal & France
Russia & Italy
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What did René-Robert Cavelier de La Salle discover and travel down!?
the Mississippi river
the Hudson river
the Ottawa river
the Missouri river
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Columbus found a new land and called the local inhabitants this
FNMI
Indians
Native Americans
Savages
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What was the Silk Road?
a route which took people to the local market
overland trade routes between Europe and Asia
a road literally made of silk
sea routes to Asia
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Cartier's crew got scurvy. What is scurvy?
a disease you get from the First Nations
a disease you get from not getting vitamin C
a disease you get from being out in the winter too long
a disease you get from eating raw meat
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Who was the first French explorer to come to North America?
Cartier
Columbus
Champlain
Cabot
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Instead of gold, the English and French found this resource off the coast of present day NS
Cod
Silver
Salmon
Native Americans
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How did the Mi'kmaq view trading?
as a way to make good profits
as a way to establish good relations with other peoples
as a way to improve their society
as a way to overpower others
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Samuel de Champlain set up the colony of Port-Royal in 1604 which later became known as...
Armenia
Quebec City
Acadia
New France
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What did Cartier leave behind at Stadacona that angered Donnacona?
a horse
a cross
a ship
a cannon
25
Which ocean did the European Explorers have to cross in order to get to the "New World"
Pacific
Atlantic
Indian
Arctic
26
Planting flags and claiming lands is an example of
exploration
imperialism
mercantilism
expansionism
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King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain hired this man to find a route to the Indies
Giovanni Verrazzano
Christopher Columbus
Amerigo Vespucci
Giovanni Cabbotto
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Moving forward, what are you most excited to explore on this topic? Discuss and vote!
War between France, England and First Nations
The Fur Trade and how money drove expansion
Impact of imperialism on First Nations
European settlements and what they are today