The Hudson's Bay Company
Northwest Company
Fur-Bearing Animals
Alliances and Treaties
Alexander Mackenzie
100

1670

What year was the Hudson's Bay Company formed?

100

Where the Northwest Company was primarily located.

What is "far away from the Hudson's Bay" or

"In the western parts of Canada."

100

Name the fur-bearing animal that was most commonly trapped during the fur trade.

What is the beaver?

100

Discussions (between at least two parties) aimed at reaching an agreement.

What are negotiations?

100

A man famous for exploring, joining the Northwest Company and canoeing from the St. Lawrence to Bella Coola in a canoe (with his dog and many other voyageurs).

Who is Alexander Mackenzie?

200

The main role of the Hudson's Bay Company.

What was to trade fur and goods with Indigenous peoples?

200

Where the people who founded the Northwest Company were from.

Who are Scottish businessmen who lived in Montreal?

200

Beavers were especially important to the fur trade because of this fashion item.

What are hats? 

200

A belt made to mark agreements between people.

What is a Wampum Belt?

200

Alexander Mackenzie accomplished in 1789 what no other colonist had accomplished.

https://digital.library.mcgill.ca/nwc/mapsandroutes/maps.htm

What is "reach the Pacific Ocean overland" or "get from the St. Lawrence to Bella Coola using rivers and portaging"?

300

 The main competitors of the Hudson's Bay Company.

What was the Northwest Company?

300

 The main focus of the Northwest Company.

What is, to trade fur and compete with the Hudson's Bay Company?"

300

This happened to fur-bearing animal populations as a result of over trapping.

What is "their population decreased due to over-trapping."

300

True or False: Negotiations between the Crown and Aboriginal groups are called Treaties. Treaty 8, an agreement between the Crown and the indigenous people of this area, is an example.

What is "True?"

300

Why Mackenzie's exploration was important for the fur trade.

New routes = new source for furs. The Hudson's Bay area was over-trapped.

400

 The Hudson's Bay Company's trading posts helped do this in Pre-Confederation Canada.

Any or all of these are acceptable:

What is establishing trade routes?

What is helping create settlements?

400

How the Northwest Company's practices differed from the Hudson's Bay Company's.

What is: they went TO the indigenous people to trade or they focused on more direct trading with Indigenous peoples. 

400

What indigenous people did with fur-bearing animal hides.

Any or all of these are correct: clothing, shelter, and trade.

400

Colonists who transported furs by canoe were called this.

What are voyageurs?

400

The name of the BC river that Mackenzie followed on his journey to the Pacific.

What is the Mackenzie River?

500

How the Hudson's Bay Company influenced the economy of Canada.

What is, it created jobs and facilitated trade across the region.

I'll also accept the Made Beaver Tokens and answers about the first form of currency. 

500

The thing that happened to the Northwest Company in 1821.

What is, "It merged with the HBC."

500

True or False: The fur trade affected the ecosystem by disrupting animal populations and habitats.   

What is "True."

500

An agreement between two or more groups that benefits all involved.

What is an alliance?

500

How Alexander Mackenzie’s explorations influenced future explorers?

What is: They inspired further exploration and/or trade ventures in Canada?

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