People
Acadia
Great Deportation
British Conquest
British Control
100

He was a French explorer and established Port Royal in Acadia in 1605.

Who is Samuel de Champlain.

100

Acadia was first home to this indigenous group.

What is the Mi'kmaq.

100

When the British took control of Acadia, what did they tell the Acadians? Did they listen?

That they had to leave within 1 year. The Acadians ignored this.

100
Which war started the British conquest of North America?
The Seven Years War
100
What religion did the Canadiens practice?
Catholicism 
200

This English Governor was responsible for the burning of many Acadian homes and barns on July 28th, 1755. 

Who is Governor Charles Lawrence.

200

This port was established in 1605. By the 1670's it had a population of 392 people! 

What is Port Royal.

200

The first oath the Acadians were asked, and agreed, to sign. 

What is the Oath of Neutrality. This stated they would not fight against the British, nor would they fight against the French or First Nations. 

200
In 1756 the war changed. How did it change?
It went global. 9 Countries involved.
200
Who was the Royal Proclamation from?
King George III of England.
300

This English Major-General fought in the Battle of the plains of Abraham. Although he died, he won the battle for England.

Who is James Wolfe

300

Why did the British and the French continue to fight over control for Acadia?

It was a great piece of land to use as a base for attack. Whoever held Acadia had an advantage over the other.

300

The Oath that required the Acadians to fight against their British Ancestors, of which they refused to sign.

What is the Oath of Allegiance.

300
This was the deciding war in the North American theatre of the 7 years war. What was it called and where was it?
The Battle of the Plains of Abraham. It was for Quebec city. 
300
What was the Royal Proclamation for? (2 things) 
1. Attempt to assimilate the Canadiens

2. To make peace with the First Nations peoples

400

The Leader of the Odawa who convinced several First Nations groups to join together and drive the British out of the Ohio River Valley. Though his efforts did not pay off, he expected the French to join him in fighting but they had already surrendered so his alliance fell apart.

Who is Pontiac

400

What were the two important forts that were used in the battle for Acadia? Who did each belong to?

Fort Louisbourg --> Acadian

Fort Halifax --> British

400

When the Acadians Refused to sign the Oath of Allegiance, this was the resulting event.

What is the Great expulsion/deportation.

400
Which treaty ended the Seven Years War? What was the result of it?
The Treaty of Paris ended it. France gave up some of its property and most of its property in North America. 
400
Why did Britain choose to pass the Quebec Act? What had happened to make them make this decision?
Britain lost the War of Independence against the 13 Colonies. They were afraid the the Canadiens of Quebec would begin a similar resistance and they could not afford to lose another territory. So they had to get the Canadiens more on their side.
500

Many Historians blame him for the loss of Quebec city. If only had waited for reinforcements to arrive, the French would have won the war. 

Who is Marquis de Montcalm.

500

What part of the land did the French utilize that the Mi'kmaq did not use.

The Marshes

500

When the Great Deportation happened, where did all the Acadians go?

Some fled into the woods and lived with the Mi'kmaq

Some were sent back France

Some went to the 13 colonies

Majority went to Louisiana 

500

Explain the major events of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. Include names, countries, and places!

Vary. General Wolfe-Britain. General Montcalm-France. Both died from battle. British won. France retreat to Montreal. France come back and surround. British running out of supplies. Ice melts and British reinforcements come first, securing the British victory. 

500
What did the Quebec Act give back to the Canadiens? (4)
Catholic Church could play a role in decisions of the colony

Canadiens could hold government positions

French laws reinstated

Quebec's boundaries extended (without permission from the First Nations)

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