chapter 1
Did the Haudenosaunee choose their leaders? true or false
true
What is a compass?
Tells you the direction of where you are going
13 colonies formed many partnerships with the first Nations true or false?
False
True or false: The St. Lawrence River was a seaway for developing fur trade?
true
what food did Hannah eat in her home that she thought tasted so good?
toast with butter
What was the leader of the Mi'kmaq society called?
Saquamaw
Who was Christopher Columbus?
Italian sailor who tried to find asia
What was the primary economic activity of New France?
Fur trading
As the fur trade developed, it became _____ beneficial to the First nations people?
less
Where did Hannah’s family eventually settle?
St. Anne's
connections with the ____ are important to the identity of the Mi'kmaq, Anisshabe, and the Haudenosaunee
past
Who was Shawndihit?
The last Beothuk
What was the territory inhabited by the British along Hudson Bay called?
Ruperts Land
independent traders are called?
coureurs de bois
Who led the American Army in the revolution and became the United States first president?
George Washington
What is the Grand council?
A group of 50 chiefs who was chosen by the clan mothers
What kind of tree needles cured scurvy?
Cedar needles
What does monopoly mean?
complete control of a resource
Where did phase 1 of the fur trade begin?
It began in the east coast
Fort Louisbourg was built on what is today _________?
Cape Breton island
Dodems are...
A. Clans B. Spiritual C. Homes D. talking circles
A. clans
What year did John Cabot come to Newfoundland?
A 1492 C1497
B 1465 d1456
1497
France and Britain fought for control of north america, this battle is called___
The Seven Years War
in economic competition, "winning" means...?
control of wealth
what year did the thirteen colonies break away from britain and become an independent country?
a 1778 c 1770
b 1776 d 1779
b 1776