Explorers & Early Colonies
Changes in Canada
Confederation & Government
The Fur Trade
Rights & Responsibilities
100

What explorer founded Quebec City in 1608?

Samuel de Champlain 

100

What war united British colonists, French colonists, First Nations, and Metis against American expansion?

The war of 1812

100

In what year did Confederation occur?

1867

100

What animal's fur was most common during the fur trade?

The beaver
100

What is one right Canadians have?

The right to be treated equally regardless of differences (or another reasonable answer)

200

Why did European countries send explorers overseas?

To gain land, resources, and prestige

200

What were the two new colonies created when Quebec was divided in 1791? 

Upper Canada and Lower Canada

200

What document created the Dominion of Canada?

The British North America Act (BNA) or the Confederation Act 

200

What company controlled much of the fur trade?

The Hudson's Bay Company

200

What is one responsibility of Canadian citizens?

Respecting others' rights, contributing to the community, or voting (or another reasonable answer)

300

Name 2 permanent French settlements established in New France

Port-Royal, Quebec City, Trois-Rivieres, or Montreal 

300

What was the name of the province created when Upper Canada and Lower Canada were united?

The Province of Canada

300

Name two provinces that joined Confederation in 1867

Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, or Nova Scotia

300

What was a trading post?

A place where people met, traded goods, stored supplies, and stayed while travelling.

300

Rights come with what?

Responsibilities.

400

What colony did Britain gain control of in 1763?

New France

400

What document established a border between the United States and British North America?

The Treaty of Paris (1783)

400

What is the name of Canada's leader in the parliamentary system? $100 bonus if you can tell me who the first leader was. 

The Prime Minister - bonus Sir John A. MacDonald 

400

Name two roles people had in the fur trade.

Hunter, trapper, guide, interpreter, clerk, voyageur, or coureur des bois.

400

Why is it important to respect the rights of others?

It helps people live fairly, safely, and peacefully together.

500

What act recognized French language and religious rights in Quebec?

The Quebec Act (1774)

500

What secret network helped enslaved Black people escape to Canada?

The Underground Railroad

500

What conference brought leaders from the British colonies together to discuss joining together as one country?

The Charlottetown Conference

500

What goods were shipped from Europe to North America during the fur trade? Name at least 3. 

Manufactured goods (accept tools, supplies, metal goods, or clothing).

500

Give two examples of how a citizen can contribute to their community.

Volunteering, helping neighbours, participating in community events, or supporting local organizations.

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