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100

What was the Stamp Act?

A British law taxing printing materials in colonies

100

Who were the generals in the Battle on the Plains of Abraham?

General Montcalm and General Wolf?

100

Seigneurial System- explain what it is

  • A land distribution system in which landowners (Seigneurs) granted plots of land to farmers (Habitants).

  • Farmers gave a portion of their crops to the Seigneur in return for protection and land use.

100

Acadians- What were the Acadians forced to leave their homes?

British were uneasy about their loyality to the British.

100

What is the seignural system?

  • A land distribution system in which landowners (Seigneurs) granted plots of land to farmers (Habitants).

200

What is the Sugar Act

A tax on sugar and molasses imported into the colonies to raise money for Britain

200

What were General Montcalm's 2 mistakes in the Battle on the Plains of Abraham?

1. Wait for reinforcement

2. Wait for winter to come to force the British to leave

200

What is an Intendant?

The Intendant handled finances, justice, and internal affairs.

200

Name an explorer that found Canada while thinking he was sailing to India?

Jacque Cartier

200

What was the role of the Catholic Church?

  • Provided education and healthcare.

  • Played a key role in spreading Christianity.

  • Built schools, hospitals, and churches in New France.

300

What was the Treaty of Utrecht?

A treaty of peace and friendship between Britain and France.
300

Where did the Plains of Abraham occur?

Farmers field in Quebec

300

What was the fur trade in Canada?

It involved the exchange of furs, primarily beaver pelts, between Indigenous peoples and European traders.

300

How were the relations between the French and First Nations?

  • Relations were generally cooperative.

  • First Nations assisted in the fur trade and provided knowledge of the land.

  • The French respected First Nations customs and forged military alliances.

300

Why was the fur trade important in Canada?

  • The fur trade was the backbone of New France’s economy.

  • Relied on First Nations partnerships for hunting and trade routes.

400

What war did the Treaty of Paris end?

The seven year war.

400

Who took control of the Acadian's land once they were displaced?

British

400

What was the Treaty of Utrecht?

The Treaty of Utrecht (1713) was a series of agreements that ended the War of the Spanish Succession (1701–1714

400

Who were the Acadians?

  • Located in modern-day Nova Scotia.

  • Acadians were French settlers who developed farming communities.

  • Acadia was a valuable colony due to its location and resources.

400

Describe 1 fact about daily life in New France

  • Most settlers were farmers, trappers, or fur traders.

  • Work involved clearing land, planting crops, and maintaining households.

  • Leisure activities included religious festivals, storytelling, and music.

500

What act did the Quebec Act pass?

It created permanent government structure in British North America (Canada)

500

Why Britain and France Wanted Acadia?

  • Strategic Location: Access to key trade routes and Atlantic fishing grounds.

  • Resources: Fertile farmland and proximity to rich fisheries.

500

What was the Nova Scotia Rebellion?

  • Nova Scotia Rebellion (1776): Some Nova Scotians were sympathetic to the American Revolution, though the colony largely remained loyal to Britain.

500

Who were the loyalists?

Loyalists were American colonists, of different ethnic backgrounds, who supported the British cause during the American Revolutionary War

500

Give an example of medicine in the 1700s in New France?

Plants and other natural resources the First Nations people had found.

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