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Indigenous belief
How many provinces are there in Canada?
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How many provinces are there in Canada?
5
9
10
8
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Indigenous belief
Unseen spiritual powers exits and affect all things
Humans need to be in harmony with each other and with nature
Everything in the world is connected
All of the above
3
White women gained the right to vote in federal elections in Canada in
1947
1960
1918
1920
4
Reasons for coming to a country like a good health care system
Pull factors
Push Factors
None of the above
Magnetic factor
5
The last residential school closed down in the 1990s
False
True
6
In order to get a level 4 plus on the Family Ourstory Assignment you must have
Write- up
Creative Component
Presentation , and self evaluation
All of the above
7
Identity charts cannot be used to deepen students' understanding of themselves , groups , nations and historical figures
False
True
8
During World War I, Black men were allowed to
All of the above
Build Railroads and dig trenches
Repair Roads and lay barbed wire
Do logging and milling
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When historians study an event , they often use
The threeW's
Five W's
Four W's
Six W's
10
A secret route that led Blacks from slavery inthe southern parts of the United States to the North and freedom in Canada
The RailRoad
The Pathway
Underground Railroad
None of the above
11
This great tree brought hope to the Iroquois people of Canada thousands of years ago
Tree of Peace
Tree of Hope
Tree of Despair
Tree of love
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A defining moment is any major event that does not have a major impact on your life
False
True
13
First Nations, Inuit and Metis Children who attended residential schools could keep their culture , and Names
True
False
14
They are first hand accounts from the time period involved, e.g., diaries , letters
None of the above
Secondary Source
Multiple Source
Primary Source
15
The very first inhabitants of what is now Canada
Irish Canadians
British Canadians
First Nations of Aboriginal peoples
French Canadians
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Famous First Nations runner who was one of Canada 's greatest athletes of the 20th century
Ovide Mercredi
Pauline Johnson
Tom Johnson
Tom Long boat
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History is a chronological record of significant events . It is also involves the study of past and present events .
False
True
18
Reasons for leaving a country like war
Magnetic factors
Push Factors
Pull Factors
All of the above
19
Different forms of historical thinking
Cause and Consequence
Historical Significance
All of the above
Continuity and Change and Historical Perspective
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Many Chinese people were allowed to come to Canada between 1923 and 1947. They did not have to pay a head tax
True
False
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They are created after the fact by individuals or groups who did not witness the events , e.g textbooks , biographies
Secondary Source
Primary Source
All of the above
Multiple Source
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This form of historical thinking involves analyzing how and why people thought and acted in a particular time
Continuity and Change
None of the above
Historical Perspective
Continuity and Change
23
South Asian and Chinese women gained the right to vote in Canada
1990
1980
1947
1955
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During World War One ( 1914-1918) , Black men in Canada were not allowed to fight because it was a "White man's war"
True
Somewhere in between
False
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The last group of women to gain the right to vote in Canada
Black women
South Asian women
First Nations
Chinese women