The name of Canada before 1860
What is British North America?
The three largest groups of people living in British North America.
What is English, French, and Indigenous Peoples?
The centre image on the Canadian flag.
What is a maple leaf?
Before 1840 the country with the most people living in the colonies of British North America
What is France
Meaning to move from one place to another
What is Migration?
The first peoples in North America were the French.
What is false?
The main industry in Nova Scotia
What is Ship building?
One of the three original designs of the Canadian flag had this colour on each side of the maple leaf.
What is blue?
The three main groups of people living in British North America were the English, French and this group.
What is Indigenous Peoples?
Meaning "no taxes on imports"
What is Free Trade?
The current name for the area once known as Canada East.
What is Quebec?
This was the main industry in New Brunswick.
What is forestry?
The reason Canada did not adopt the Union Jack as part of our national flag.
What is Quebec refused?
This is British North Americas most important city
What is Montreal?
Meaning "a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country"
What is an Immigrant?
The number of provinces who first joined BNA.
What is 4?
Scottish, French speaking peoples in Nova Scotia are called this.
What is Acadians?
The name of the flag found in the corner of many country flags who were colonies of Britain.
What is the Union Jack?
These people came from the United States looking to be free.
What is African American slaves?
Meaning a territory subject to foreign rule.
What is a Colony?
Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and this colony were the first four colonies to join BNA.
What is New Brunswick?
The time period when so many people were moving from Europe to British North America is called this
What is "The Great Migration"
The year the red and white Canadian flag was adopted as the official flag of Canada.
What is 1965?
The Underground Railroad transported only this.
What is slaves?
People of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry
What is Metis?