Which Indigenous group lives near the St. Lawrence and had clan mothers?
What is Haudenosaunee
Why did European countries explore the Atlantic/search for The Northwest Passage?
Find another route to Asia
Talking until everyone agrees
What is consensus
The belief that your culture is better than anyone else's
What is ethnocentric
According to the diagram, which continent has the largest number of Indigenous peoples?
Asia
Which Indigenous group lived near the East Coast and were among the first to make contact with Europeans?
What is Mi'Kkmaq
What did the filles du rois do for New France?
What is helped grow the population
When one company or country has sole control over an industry or product
What is monopoly
The first fur to become very popular in Europe
What is beaver
When one company has sole control over a product/service
What is a monopoly
What kind of Indigenous economy were Haudenosaunee, who planted three sisters?
What is a farming economy
Which First Nations group became extinct after contact with European settlers?
Who were the Beothuk
The belief that many cultures can coexist peacefully
What is a pluralistic society
The Mi'kmaq leader
What is a sagamaw
What is it called when an imperial country has many colonies?
An empire
Which Indigenous group had seven main values?
What are anishinabe
Who became known as the "founder of New France?"
Who was Samuel de Champlain
A country extending control over another nation
What is imperialism
What causes scurvy?
A lack of vitamin C
"The best part about expanding our empire is that we no longer have to go to other countries to get the resources we cannot make for ourselves."
What is the reason/motivation this speaker wants to expand their empire?
Economics/money
How do elders pass on knowledge?
What is oral storytelling
Who controlled Rupert's Land?
The Hudson's Bay Company/British
What is a primary source
What does "coureurs de bois" mean?
Runners of the woods
What First Nations group does this picture likely show?
Haudenosaunee