Social Studies Chapter 5 Lifestyles

Usually 1 or 2 men in the community inherited the knowledge of home remedies to help people in the community

Which one of the following is NOT part of a lifestyle?

The first Boyle Cup for Hockey was awarded in 1905

What is the most prominent structure in a nineteenth century community

Was the central to ethnic, social and religious traditions:

Strength testing games consisted of:

Sir Wilfred Grenfell came to Newfoundland in 1892 to discover high levels of poverty

The 1st gasoline powered vehicle did not arrive on the island until the early 1900s

In what year was shoe shoeing and soccer established as a club in St. John's?

Newfoundland and Labrador would be self sufficient with their food by:

The roads were not accessible during the winter months

In Labrador, the Moravians would encourage the Inuit to return to the stations during Christmas and Easter

The Carbonear Cricket club was established before the St. John's Curling Club

Guy Fawkes Night happened annually on November 8th

The teaching staff at the Newfoundland Teaching School Society had to be Anglican to be employed there

Churches in the 21st Century played a vital role in providing community events and charitable work

The School Society Peaked in the mid 19th Century but was Known for having well trained Staff and Beautiful Buildings

Cards was a past time for children

Most communities did not have regular sporting events at this time. Only clubs.

What was another name for yule log?

If you grew up near the sea you caught () as children:

Poverty and poor diets caused a low rate of vitamin deficiency diseases

Communities mostly communicated through

Christmas was an example of religious celebration filled with traditions and excitement

Copying pans is an modern day activity of young people jumping pans of ice on open water.

In what year, did Newfoundland start producing local food-biscuits, soda pop, margarine etc.?

Spare roofs caused issues for homeowners during the winter months

Children in the 19th century spent most of their time playing.

The Newfoundland School Society Established their 1st School in what year?

St. John's was not prominent in organized sports during this time.

Mary Southcott was a St. John's native nurse who established the School of Nursing at Memorial University

In Labrador, they would make day-long trips to celebrate all occasions such weddings, holidays and the trapping season

What type of housing was most popular in industrial towns found across NL?

Women started racing in the regatta -30 years from the first event

Newfoundlanders would usually take a break from working around:

There has been steam ship service from Port Aux Basques to North Sidney since 1890

People s primary gifts during Christmas were:

Mummering is also referred to Jannying

Church dignitaries were so respected they would have flags flown in their honor and have shotgun salutes

There were how many Doctors per 210,000 people?

Toutons were served fried in animal fat and drizzled with molasses

If there was no Church in the community the Clergymen would hold services at a local house?

What was a saltbox house?

What Labrador Children's Work was turned into a Game?

The Island of Newfoundland was connected to North Americas telegraph system in 1850

The Community revolved around

By the end of the 19th Century which Denomination setup an Orphanage to care for kids whose parents had died?

The Placentia crew won the 1977's race at the Regatta--they walked to and from the even over 200km with their boat

Nalujuit was part of the tradition of "spirit figures"

Wealthier families were the only ones who could afford what foods:

Cured cod was the main source of food in the 19th century

What is the detail on the house which refers to the wealthy?

The main form of transportation in the 19th Century in Newfoundland & Labrador was

The official end of Christmas in NL or old Christmas Day?

What was the lodging/ housing for trappers?

Rounders brought over from Britain was almost equivalent to:

Marconi's Message was the 1st wireless signal to Cornwall England in

Newfoundland School Society's Aim was only to provide education to people of a particular denomination

Women had their first Field hockey team at Bishop Spencer School in 1904

Newfoundland is NOT known for its hospitality

Skills for survival were taught to Labrador children as games

The St. John's Regatta started in:

In 1870 underwater cables were installed spanning across the Atlantic Ocean

Children today spend way more time indoors than previous generations

Mary Webb was a prestigious MikMaw Midwife who was believed to have delivered over 500 Babies in her Career