The Fur Trade
New France
The Seven Years War
The War of 1812
Rebellion and Resolution
100

What was a voyageur?

Someone, usually a Frenchman, who was hired by a trading company to travel across Canada to trade with the Indigenous peoples. 
100

When did France begin sending explorers to find new land? 

In the 1530s.

100

What is the other name for the Seven Years War? 

The French and Indian War. 

100

What was impressment? 

The British seizure of British-born US citizens into the British Navy. 
100

Who were the families controlling the oligarchies of Upper and Lower Canada?

Upper Canada: Family Compact

Lower Canada: Chateau Clique 

200

Who were some of the early European Explorers that were instrumental in the "discovery" of Canada and the development of the Fur Trade? (4) 

Jacques Cartier, Samuel de Champlain, Henry Hudson, John Cabot. 

200

Define seigneurs, seigneuries, and habitants. 

Seigneurs were people who were given a large area of land, called a seigneurie, to develop. Habitants were farm families that lived on this land to develop it. 

200

What did the British army do to the French warships at the second siege of Louisbourg? 

They set one on fire, and sailed the other one away to join the British fleet. 

200
Who were Brock and Tecumseh? 

Brock was a British officer and Tecumseh was a Shawnee First Nation chief. Both were military leaders in the War of 1812. 

200

Who were the rebellion leaders of Upper and Lower Canada? 

Upper Canada: William Lyon Mackenzie

Lower Canada: Louis-Joseph Papineau

300

Why were the coureurs des bois illegal? 

They traded directly with the First Nations people and were not licensed by the French government. 

300

What was the title of the top government official in New France? 

The governor. 

300

What was the final battle between the English and the French in the Seven Years War? 

The Battle of the Plains of Abraham.

300

Why was the White House burned down during the War of 1812? 

In retaliation for the burning of York in 1813. 

300

What were the two major recommendations of the Durham Report? 

1. Unite the two colonies of Upper and Lower Canada

2. Introduce responsible government

400

What is the oldest running business in Canada?

The Hudson's Bay Company.

400

Why were the Acadians expelled from their homes? 

After the War of the Spanish Succession, Acadia became a British colony. They wanted the Acadians to swear an oath of allegiance to the English crown. The Acadians were proud French Catholics, and many refused to swear the oath. 

400

What was the name of the 1763 Treaty that ended the Seven Years War?

The Treaty of Paris

400

What treaty ended the War of 1812? 

The Treaty of Ghent

400

What was the Rebellion Losses Bill?

It would help pay for the damages people had to their properties during the Lower Canada Rebellions. 

500

How did the Indigenous people of Canada help European Settlers survive? 

- Gave them medicine to cure sicknesses

- Showed them how to make warm clothing

- Helped them build canoes, snowshoes and sleds to help with transportation 

500

When did the actual Expulsion of the Acadians happen?

Between 1755 and 1760. 

500

What were the four main demands of the French people during the treaty negotiations after the Seven Years War? 

BONUS: which demand was denied and why? 

1. Allow senior government officials to return to France. 

2. The Roman Catholic religion must be allowed to continue in Quebec. 

3. French merchants must be allowed to continue trading as before. 

4. The French people in Quebec can't be forced to fight against France in the future. 


BONUS: Number 4, because they were now subjects of the British King

500

Who won the War of 1812?

No one!

500

What were the Montreal Riots? 

Opponents of the Rebellion Losses Bill rioted when it was passed. They threw eggs at Lord Elgin, and a group broke into the legislature buildings and set them on fire. 

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