Fur trade
What was the most valuable item in the fur trade?
the furry,buck toothed animal: the beaver, its fur is really delicate and Europeans traded goods for the fur.
In Southern Alberta you will find ______.
The badlands is a type of very dry land.
They shipped ____ Chinese people to Canada in 1788.
120 in total
There are over ___ first nations through out Canada,all with different traditions and languages.
600
Martin Frobisher carried the British expedition. what was He looking for?
He had set out his search for the "Northwest passage".
The _______ Company established ___ post between 1668 and 1717
The hudson bay Company established six posts between 1668 and 1717.
The taiga is a very hot and dry place. True or false?
it is false
How many Chinese Canadians people served in WW2?
600
Oneida believes in the Great ______
the great law of peace
In 1534, Jacques Cartier sailed and mapped the area know as ________
Gulf of St. lawrence
The French offered __________ for the Beaver pelts.
Knives, beads, blankets, etc
The highest mountain in Canada is:
Mount logan.
The Government of Canada banned Chinese people to travel to Canada for ___________.
The Chinese were blamed and accused for stealing jobs that others didn't want.
Which indigenous group first met the Europeans?
The Mi'kmaq was the first indigenous groups to meet the Europeans, trading eventually included furs and other goods beyond fish.
Scottish people is evident in Canada. they have been migrating for hundreds of years. the greatest influx was in the _____
1800
Why did the French trade with the Indigenous?
The French wanted peace and beautiful fur pelts.
the rich soil of the prairies makes this land dry and icy. True or false
false
There were _____ chinese living in canada
4,383
There are four oneida nations:
two of the nations are on lands of modern-day U.S.A , and two are in Ontario: oneida.
In 1764, Britain decided it would tax these colonies. explain why?
Great Britain payed for the costs associated with its war with France.
what were the use of a token called 'made-beaver' ?
'made-beaver' are a given exchange for Beaver pelts worn for one season.
Red soil is Common of the Atlantic region, this soil is full of:
high concentration of iron oxides.
every Chinese people had to pay $50.00 in 1885, how much money did the Canadian government get from 120 Chinese people?
7,000 in total.
The Mi'kmaq lived in wigwams. The wigwams are made out of _________
Cut-down saplings, joined together at the top and covered with valuable birch bark.
Why did the Europeans move and colonise to Canada?
The Europeans wanted more land and more access to food and supplies, also wanted to show the indigenous people 'religion'.