Indigenous Point of View
British Rule
French Power
Human Geography
Physical Geography
100
Where do the Inuit live?
North (Nunavut, Northwest Territories)
100
What popular musical is based off of the American Revolution?
Hamilton! (Mrs. Nagy's favourite musical!)
100
Why is Montreal and Quebec City where they are?
They are on the St Lawrence River - easy for trade to Europe
100
What is the difference between needs and wants?
Needs: Water, shelter, food
Wants: Technology, clothes
Needs are things you need to survive
100
What is a plateau?
A flat top mountain
200
What people are called "The People of the Longhouse"?
Haudenosaunee
200
What did the Patriots throw into the Boston Harbour?
Tea!
200
Name 5 ways French Europeans travelled.
Snowshoeing, walking, canoeing, horeseback, carriage
200
What country has lots of natural resources available to them?
Canada!
300
What does it mean to be Metis?
French and First Nation
300
Did the British rule Upper Canada, or Lower Canada?
Upper Canada (What is now Ontario)
300
Why was New France called Lower Canada?
It was down river, closer to the opening
300
What climate is hot and wet all year round?
Tropical
400
When the French first arrived, did the First Nations and the French get along?
Yes! The First Nations acted as tour guides and welcomed them.
400
Who won the Seven Years War?
DOUBLE POINTS (What did they do with the losers?)
Great Britain (This is why we speak English as our first language!)
DOUBLE POINTS (They allowed New France to have land, which is now Quebec)
400
What was the importance of the fur trade to Europeans and First Nations?
Created an economy
400
Why is vegetation important?
They provide habitats for many species, natural resources, and create oxygen for humans and animals
Without vegetation, soil would be prone to erosion
500
What is a treaty?
A formal agreement between 2 nations
Recognizes specific rights
500
Why did Britain and France fight over North America?
Control Land
Control Natural Resources
500
Who is Samuel de Champlain?
He established a settlement in New France in Quebec City.
An explorer
500
Name 5 natural resources Canada has.
Agriculture, Metals and Minerals, Hydroelectricity, Fishing, Fossil Fuels, Forestry