Numbers Anyone?
How many types of houses did we learn about that Indigenous Peoples lived in?
4
If a person has both First Nations and European ancestors, that person is called...
Metis
What was the land that was owned by France called in the land we now know as Canada?
New France
A large house lived in by multiple families of Indigenous Peoples.
Longhouse
The main material used by Settlers to build their homes, tools, and furniture.
wood
How long did the Seven Years war last?
7 years
Which region of Canada is icy and cold?
Arctic
As the settlers arrived, the parts of what we now know as Canada were split into two regions. What were they called?
Upper and Lower Canada
Housing that was traditionally used by Inuit peoples.
igloos
What were the agreements over land use made between French, English, and Indigenous peoples called?
Treaty
How many minutes did the Battle on the Plains of Abraham last?
30
The most common mode of transportation for Indigenous Peoples was...
Canoes
Someone who works with metal to make important tools and weapons is called a...
Blacksmith
Housing that was made using poles covered in birch bark or animal hides.
teepees
What was the farmer called in New France who worked the Seigneur's land?
Habitant
What year range (e.g. 2025-2026) have we been learning about in Social Studies class?
1780-1850
Which country won control of the New World (the land that is now Canada)?
England
Why did the Irish and Scottish community come to Canada?
The potato famine
A smaller domed house that many First Nations used.
wigwam
Name 3 artifacts used by early settlers in their daily life.
Options include: washboard, axe, kettle, hand drill, oil lamp, butter churn, snow shoes
Approximately how many Indigenous groups are there in Canada today?
634
The most important animal during the fur trade.
beavers
Land that was controlled by England.
British North America
List all four types of housing that we have learned about of Indigenous peoples.
wigwam, longhouse, teepee, igloo
What was the land distribution system called in New France that divided the land into rectangular plots?
The segneurial system