First Nations Societies
When making decisions, the Haudenosaunee, Anishinabe and Mi'kmaq societies all shared this 1 quality.
Men and women contributing equally
This economic system involved colonies sending raw materials to the mother country and buying finished goods back.
mercantilism
On what day did the confederation of Canada occur?
July 1st 1867
Canada bought Rupert’s Land from this company in 1869.
Hudson Bay Company
As more European immigrants began settling Western Canada, the ____________________________________ were created to ensure that the people obeyed the law and kept the peace between First Nations and the newcomers.
North West Mounted Police
What were the 3 crops grown by the Haudenosaunee Confederacy?
The 3 Sisters: beans, corn, squash
The Hudson’s Bay Company’s complete control of the fur trade in Rupert’s Land is an example of this
monopoly
This woman walked 32 km to warn a British outpost of an American ambush during the War of 1812.
Laura Secord
Debates over this Métis leader split Parliament along French-Canadian and English-Canadian lines.
Louis Riel
When the Canadian government purchased Rupert's Land, the territory's name changed to ______________________
Northwest Territories
In Haudenosaunee society, this person was the head of the household and helped select leaders.
Clan Mother
Name 4 French explorers that has had a significant impact on the fur trades and exploration of the Americas
Jacques Cartier
Samuel de Champlain
Radisson
Grossillier
The following are the terms of which document signed by the British Empire?
French language rights were recognized.
The French seigneurial system remained in place.
French civil law would be used in matters of property, inheritance, and to settle disputes.
The Quebec Act
People from Britain and Ireland who came to Canada between 1815 and 1850 were part of this movement.
The Great Migration
What caused the economic boom in British Columbia during the 1850s?
The gold rush
Which of the 3 First Nations (Haudenosaunee, Mi'kmaq, Anishinabe) used 'hunting and gathering' as their main form of economy?
Mi'kmaq and Anishinabe
The French and the British had different approaches to how they went about their fur trading with the First Nations. How where these 2 approaches different?
The British built forts and trading posts at the mouth of major rivers and expected the First Nations traders to come to them.
The French Coureur du Bois went out to the First Nations and tried to build working partnerships.
The following are the terms of which document talked about in Social Studies 7?
-All land gained during the war must be returned to their rightful owner
-A border at the 49th parallel will be established
The Treaty of Ghent
Ethnocentrism
Which of the following are NOT a a PUSH factor of immigration?
overpopulation
crop failures
Abundant free land
Industrial Revolution
Religious and political dangers
Abundant free land
Residential schools and some treaty negotiations were used by the Canadian government to free land for settlers and eliminate First Nations' cultures.
Assimilation
Home country sends soldiers, settlers and government.
Colony sends furs, fish, lumber, metal ores
What were the 3 primary items of the Durham Report?
-The Canadiens must be assimilated
-Upper and Lower Canada must be combined into 1 colony with 2 provinces
-Canada's government must be responsible to the people
These were the three main goals of Canada's National Policy as they focused on expanding the Confederation further west
Transportation, immigration and economic growth
What were the main reasons for the Canadian government to sign the Numbered Treaties with the First Nations?
To gain control of the land and resources for the First Nations