Motivations for Exploration
French Explorers
British Explorers
T/F
Bonus
100

Europeans wanted to explore because of a desire to obtain ______________ 

gold/resources

100

Which explorer claimed Canada for France?

Jacques Cartier

100

Many British explorers suffered from a disease caused by a lack of Vitamin C. This disease is called:

Scurvy

100

Eventually, Europeans discovered a way to get to Asia through the Northwest Passage

FALSE. They tried to, but failed

100

The first Canadian prime minister was:

John A. MacDonald

200

Europeans wanted to find an alternate route to Asia because...

The land route was no longer safe, and sailing around Africa took a long time

200

Which explorer established the first European settlement in Canada?

Samuel de Champlain

200

Martin Frobisher thought he found gold, but he really found:

Iron pyrite (fool's gold)

200

Before European contact, there was no trading in North America.

FALSE. Indigenous nations frequently traded with one another.

200

Before the age of exploration, many believed the earth was __________________.

Flat.

300

Europeans sailed _________ to try to find the __________ Passage

WEST, NORTHWEST

300

French explorers often brought Catholic _________ to spread religion to the people they encountered.

Missionaries

300

This explorer led the final expedition to try to find the Northwest Passage, and he and his crew went missing for over a century. 

John Franklin

300

Broadly speaking, all European explorers wanted to find the Northwest Passage to Asia.

TRUE

300

What is the name of Charlie's famous dog? 

Carl Wayne

400

European nations like Britain wanted to take control of the land and use it for their benefit. This is an example of the policy of:

Imperialism

400

Most French explorers had a _________, like the King of France, to go explore North America

Sponsor

400

Who was the explorer who was the first to cross Canada to the Pacific Ocean by land?

Alexander Mackenzie

400

Smallpox is a deadly disease that Indigenous peoples had no immunity to during the Age of Exploration. 

TRUE. 

400

What day is our Chapter 2 test?

Wednesday

500

a region claimed and governed by a country from another part of the world

Colony

500

Cartier raised a cross on the shores of the St. Lawrence near Stadacona. Why would he do this? 

He placed it as a symbol of French power- to claim the land for France and for God

500

The British had an extremely NEGATIVE relationship with this Indigenous nation on Newfoundland. 

The Beothuk

500

An astrolabe tells you the direction you're travelling by see. 

FALSE. That is a compass. 

500

How many chapters are in the textbook? 

11

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