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Middlemen and their families began to settle near the HBC forts and became what were known as the:
Metis
Homeguard
Country-born
Baymen
2
This was created by Champlain in order to boost morale amongst the new settlement.
The Order of Festivities
The Good Cheer
The Order of Happiness
The Order of Good Cheer
3
It is said that a ________built New France, and not its people.
Rodent
Beaver
Rat
Colony
4
This battle led to the loss of New France to the British in 1759.
Battle of Quebec
Plains of Abraham
Vimy Ridge
Battle of Stadacona
5
This settlement was created by the Vikings in the late 10th Century:
Leif Erikson
L'Anse aux Meadows
Meadows de L'anse
Newfoundland
6
Who was the French General during the Seven Years War?
Wolfe
Montcalm
Clancy
Poulin
7
First Nations were largely affected by the arrival of Europeans. One of the most devastating was:
Disease
Trade
Conflict
Guns and ammunition
8
Archaelogists believed this group of people were the first to migrate to the Americas until recent discoveries:
Incas
Clovis
Mayans
First Nations
9
This company was created by Montreal-based fur traders that extended as far north and west as Lake Athabasca.
Michaels
The North West Company
Hudson's Bay Company
The Otineka Mall
10
What was the relationship between the French settlers and the Indigenous peoples of New France?
They had no interaction.
Engaged in trade and formed alliances.
French completely disgraced the Indigenous.
They were hostile towards each other.
11
Oral tradition is a collection of prayers, stories, that express a community's beliefs, history, customs and values.
False
True
12
Jacque Cartier took ______________ on his first expedition to North America back to France with him.
Chief Donnacona's sons
Chief Donnacona's grandsons
Donnacona's wife
Chief Donnacona
13
Europe's trade with Asia went through the city of _____ before it fell to the Muslims in 1453.
Rome
Constantinople
Wanless
Greece
14
The settlement L'Anse aux Meadows was created by this Viking explorer:
Jacques Cartier
Eric Erikson
Charlemagne
Leif Erikson
15
Radisson and Groseilliers were arrested by the French for:
Overhunting
Trading without a license
Humming Nickelback songs
Living with First Nations
16
The action of wishing to do harm to others can be described with this word:
Appeasement
Malevolent
Benevolent
Powerful
17
Much of our French Canadian population can be trace their lineage back to this historical event:
The King's Servants
Les garcons du Roi
Les Filles du Roi
His Majesty's Women
18
Licensed fur traders that worked for both the HBC and the NWC were known as the:
Radisson
Coureurs de bois
Voyageurs
French settlers
19
Knowledge that is passed from one generation to the next by way of spoken word
Oral History
Oral tradition
Worldviews
Ancestral Stories
20
Cartiers men became sick with
Tuberculosis
Scurvy
Small pox
Typhoid
21
Which group of individuals were expulsed for not pledging allegiance to the British thrown?
The French
The Acadians
The Seneca
The Haudenausonee
22
The NWC was spearheaded by this individual:
Simon McTavish
Charlemagne
James Wolfe
Jacques Cartier
23
The Seven Years War ended with:
The Treaty of Versailles
The Treaty of London
The Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of Utrecht
24
This group initially ruled against the trade of alcohol but later adopted the method.
The NWC
The HBC
The Church
The Jesuits
25
Thanadelthur is a historical figure that helped facilitate peace between the Cree and ______ people.
Swampy Cree
Ojibwe
Dene
European
26
This explorer is often referred to as the "Father of New France":
Henry Hudson
Jacques Cartier
Samuel de Champlain
Ernest Monias
27
A person's set of beliefs or assumptions about the world and how it works is:
A worldview
An opinion
historical perspective
A global view
28
Territory in which no country has claimed it's authority is a doctrine called:
Colonialism
Mercantilism
The Age of Discovery
Terra Nullius
29
Dried buffalo meat mixed with fat and sometimes berries
Pemmican
Bison
Bannock
Mennican
30
Which two coureurs de bois were granted a charter by the King of England?
Radisson and Rupert
Rupert and Groseilliers
Jacques Cartier and Charlemagne
Radisson and Groseilliers
31
Who was the English General during the Seven Years War?
Abraham Lincoln
Wab Kinew
Wolfe
Montcalm
32
This company had an aggressive approach to trading.
The HBC
The NWC
Funky Threadz
The Uptown Mall
33
Which of the following was the primary economic activity in New France?
Agriculture
Shipbuilding
Fur Trading
Mining
34
The loss of life has severe consequences for First Nations communities which ultimately led to:
Conflict
The loss of the fur trade
The loss of culture
There were no negative affects
35
Unlicensed French fur traders who travelled among and lived with First Nations of the Northwest were the:
French settlers
Coureurs de Bois
Acadians
Voyageurs
36
The _______________________ were a series of conflicts in eastern North America during the 17th century.
Battle of Hochelaga
The War of 1812
The Haudenosaunee Wars
The Seven Years War
37
By definition, originating from a place is:
Indigenous
None
First Nations
First Peoples
38
This explorer's crew mutinied and the captain and his close associates were left adrift in a small sailboat.
Charlemagne
Champlain
Hudson
Cartier
39
The method of land ownership in Nouvelle France was known as the
The Jesuits
The Seigneur
The Ursuline Nuns
The Seigneurial System
40
Fur traders employed by the North West Company were:
Nor'Westers
Baymen
Beavers
Coureurs de Bois
41
The worst band in history is:
Nickelback
Nickelback
Nickelback
Nickelback
42
Missionaries from a Roman Catholic order known as the Society of Jesus.
Monks
Jesuits
Colonists
Nuns
43
What was the significance of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham?
It ended with a fierce battle of Rock, Paper, Scissors between Generals
It marked the beginning of French dominance in Canada.
It was a decisive battle that shifted control from France to Britain.
It resulted in a peace treaty.
44
First Nations and Europeans worldview was drastically different when it came to 'The Right to Own Land'.
True
False