Life in Acadie
Definitions
First Nations
Fur Trade
Loyalists
100

Where were the Acadians from?

Europe

100

What are lines of latitude?

Lines of latitude are imaginary lines that run East to West.  

100

Who are the First Nations in the Atlantic region?

The Mi'kmaq, the Maliseet and the Beothuck

100

Who is Jacques Cartier?

He was a French exlorer

100

What did the Britan promise to the Loyalists?

free land

200

When the Britain forced the Acadians to leave, where did most Acadians go?

They went to the south (United States)

200

What is scurvy?

Scurvy is a disease that is caused by a lack of vitamin C

200

What were the homes of the Mi’kmaq called and what were they made of?

They were called wigwams and it was made of spruce poles, birchbark and tree roots

200

What did Jacques Cartier trade with the Mi'kmaq?

Knives, glass beads, tools, wepons and other metal objects

200

Why did the black loyalists leave Canada?

They left Canada because they were not given an equal share of the land also the land they got was rocky and bad for farming

300

What day did the Acadians choose for their yearly celebration of their identity?

August 15

300

What is the definition of a hurricane?

A hurricane is a big storm that forms over the ocean

300

who is Shawnadithit?

She was the last known Beothuck

300

What are colonies?

Are settlements that are under the control of another country
300

When was the Loyalist House built?

The Loyalist House was built in 1811

400

Years later, many Acadans returned and made new francophone communties in what would become _________, _____________ and ________________

New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island

400

What is the definition of a tsunami?

A tsunami is an ocean wave produced by an underwater earthquake


400

What was some of the seafood, meat, fruits and vegtables that the First Nations ate?

Cod, clams, eels, halibut, herring, oysters, salmon, seals, bear, beaver, deer, duck, rabbit, moose, dandelion, mint, rice, onions, sunflowers, strawberries, blueberries, plums, juniper berries

400

What year did Jacques Cartier arrive?

He arrived in 1535

400

Where did most Loyalists settle?

Most Loyalists settled in Saint John, New Brunswick

500

What is the Climate of Acadie?

The winter is really cold and it snows continuously in winter and is the summer warm

500

What does allegiance mean?

Allegiance means loyalty to a country or a nation

500

what river was the wigwam on page 44 built at?

The Bear River

500

Why did the Europeans want to set up colonies in the Atlanic region?

They wanted to take advantege of the fish

500

Where did the black Loyalists go when they left Canada?

They went to Sierra Leone ( A British colony in Africa

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