Moved to Canada to be loyal to the monarch

What is a constitutional monarch?

A king or queen exists, but parliament makes decisions

Some of this document is used in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. What is it?

Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen

Minimal government regulation in business

A government where no monarch exists

Power is given to the majority and all have an equal voice

What is a revolution?

A significant change in a country or society

What is a political factor?

A factor stemming from government or leadership issues

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1
Name the rival to the HBC.
Northwest Company
Company of 100 Associates
Rupert's Company
Voyageurs
2
European exploration built colonies. Imports were discouraged, exports encouraged. Name this.
Nationalism
Mercantilism
Colonialism
Imperialism
3
What is the concept of empire building known as?
Mercantilism
Nationalism
Colonialism
Imperialism
4
The first known inhabitants of North America were:
Natives
English
French
Dutch
5
This region (green) is made up of lowlands, permafrost, tundra and little precipitation
The Arctic
Interior Plains
Appalachian Region
Coastal Plains
6
What is a monarch?
A president
A king or queen
A constitution
A judge
7
Who were Loyalists?
New France colonists
Native groups of Canada
Acadians
Moved to Canada to be loyal to the monarch
8
What is an economic factor?
A factor impeding society
A factor stemming from government or leadership issues
A factor related to money
A factor related the environment
9
What is a constitutional monarch?
A parliament that consults the king or queen
A government ruled by parliament, no monarch
A king or queen exists, but parliament makes decisions
The monarch has unlimited power
10
Which was not essential for industrialization?
A labour supply
Capital (money)
Raw materials
Human Rights
11
Some of this document is used in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. What is it?
The Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen
The British North American Act
12
What is a social factor?
A factor related to the environment
A factor relating to government
A factor related to money
A factor impacting people
13
What was the outcome of the French Revolution?
France remained an absolute monarchy
France became a republic
France became a constitutional monarch
France became a colony
14
The red region is mild and moist and is dominated by mountain ranges
The Appalachian Region
The Arctic
The Canadian Shield
The Western Cordillera
15
Laissez-faire meant:
Minimal government regulation in business
Business had to allow labour unions and strikes
Business is controlled by government
Business would not pay taxes
16
The industrial revolution mainly involved change in:
An introduction to computers
Old traditional feudal system
A government overthrow
How work was done
17
The Industrial Revolution brought about all of these changes except:
Increased pollution
Better housing conditions
The growth of Factory Cities
Increased migration to cities
18
Samuel de Champlain explored further and established the first permanent colony named?
New France
Acadia
New England
Kanata
19
Which fur became most valuable to Europeans?
Bison
Caribou
Otter
Beaver
20
which country owned the Hudson's Bay Company?
France
United States
England
Spain
21
What is a republic?
A government run by only a monarch
A dictatorship
A monarch and parliament have equal power
A government where no monarch exists
22
What were Europeans searching for?
Colonies
Northwest Passage
A revolution
Africa
23
This yellow region is known barren rock, Boreal Forrests and mining
The Western Cordillera
The Canadian Shield
The Arctic
The Plains
24
This purple region has fold mountains from the Maritimes to southern US
The Great Lanes
The Appalachian Region
The Arctic
The Western Cordillera
25
What is a democracy?
Power is given to the leader of the nation
The government can change the outcomes of elections
Power is given to the majority and all have an equal voice
Government does not give the people any rights
26
The HBC controlled this territory known as:
New England
Acadia
Rupert's Land
British Columbia
27
Name the agricultural system of New France.
Seigneurial System
Manor System
Acadian System
Crop Rotation
28
What is a revolution?
A significant change in a country or society
A journey to discover new lands
Overthrow of a dictator
Hard fought war
29
Who were the coureurs de bois?
French fur traders
Native wives of coureurs de bois
French seigneurial farmers
French Army officers
30
The war of 1812 was a boarder dispute between:
Canada East and Canada West
Upper Canada and Lower Canada
Canada and the US
New France & New England
31
What is an absolute monarch?
A monarch who must consult government
A government which rules by parliament, no king or queen
A monarch with unlimited power
A judge with final say
32
The pink region has rocky escarpments, is hot humid summers, snowy winters
The Plains
Great Lakes - St. Lawrence
The Western Cordillera
The Coastal Plains
33
The orange region is depicted as rolling hills, plains with extreme temperatures,
The Plains
The Arctic
The Western Cordillera
The Great Lakes - St. Lawrence
34
What is a political factor?
A factor related to the environment
A factor related to money
A factor impacting people or society
A factor stemming from government or leadership issues
35
Prior to the French Revolution, France was:
A colony
A republic
An absolute monarchy
A democracy
36
Jacques Cartier, one of the first French explorers, was saved by Natives. He suffered from?
Chickenpox
Scurvy
Smallpox
Measles
37
Great pride and belief in ones' country is:
Socialism
Nationalism
Communism
Democracy

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