First Nations
Wild rice was an important food for this First Nations diet.
Anishinabe
Cartier raised a ___________ on the Gaspe Peninsula as a sign of claiming the land for France.
A cross
This First Nations group did not get along very well with the British.
The Mi'kmaq
Trade goods for goods is to
Barter
Canada is made up of many different cultures. This is known as
diversity
The Plains First Nations relied on _________ to meet most of their basic needs
The buffalo
First Nations group who were friendly with the French explorers
Haudenosaunee
The __________ ___________ wanted independence from Britain because they wanted more control over their own affairs.
Thirteen Colonies
Perfect for transporting finished goods and furs across the wilderness
The canoe
Believing ones ethnic group is superior to others
ethnocentric
What three main groups are Canada's aboriginal people divided into?
First Nations, Inuit and Metis
The French settlers in Acadia lived in relative peace and harmony with this First Nations group
The Mi'kmaq
The British won the Battle of the Plains of ___________ because they arrived first with more supplies and troops.
Abraham
The road that was used to bring goods back to Europe. This route crossed through Asia and Eastern Europe, was dangerous and goods traded included spices, tea, silk, porcelain, and precious gems.
The Silk Road
Descendants of people with European fathers and First Nations mothers
Metis
The "Three Sisters" refers to the staple food of the Haudensaunee and consists of corn, beans and ____________ ?
squash
Descendants of French colonists who had first famed the shores of the Bay of Fundy
Acadians
This company was formed so Britain could compete with the French fur trade.
The Hudson's Bay Company
A Canadien trader "runner of the woods" who paddled on long journeys into the wilderness to trade for furs with the First Nations. Many married First Nations women and became parents to the first Metis.
Coureur de Bois
The original people of the land
Indigenous
Who were the three First Nations groups that were among the first to encounter British and French Explorers in eastern Canada?
The Mi'kmaq, Haudenosaunee, and Anishinabe
Tis French explorer received a monopoly from king Louis XIII and sailed to North America to set up a colony. He took a map-maker Samuel de Champlain with him and established a settlement at Port Royal on the Bay of Fundy and called the area Acadia
Pierre de Monts
The Americans who wanted to remain under British rule.
The United Empire Loyalists
What could First Nations trade fur for at Fort Whoop-Up?
Whiskey
Important ideas or beliefs about how people should live
core values