First Nations
New France
French Imperialism
Confederation
Government in Canada
100

The type of shelter Inuit build from snow in the winter

Igloo

100

The Aboriginal word 'Kanata' means

Village

100

The primary economic activity in New France after fishing

Fur trade

100

An agreement among some of the colonies of British North America to join together

Confederation

100

Type of government Canada has

Constitutional Monarchy

200

A group of First Nations peoples known for their longhouses and governance.

Haudenosaunee

200

French explorer who is known as the 'Father of New France'

Samuel de Champlain

200

The gender ratio in New France after the arrival of soldiers

1 woman for every 6 men

200

First Prime Minister of Canada

John A. MacDonald

200

Head of state in Canada

The Monarch

300

The First People of North America living in the Arctic

Inuit

300

The main trade between French settlers and Aboriginal peoples

Beaver furs

300

Program to increase the population of New France

Filles du Roi

300

Who were NOT included in the initial Confederation negotiations.

First Nations

300

Head of government in Canada

The Prime Minister

400

Dome-shaped homes made from natural materials, used by some First Nations.

Wigwam

400

French explorer who sailed to St. Lawrence River in 1534

Jacques Cartier

400

The system used to divide and manage land in New France.

The Seigneurial System

400

The number of British colonies agreed to join together to form the Dominion of Canada.

4

400

Head of a provincial government

The Premier

500

Large skin boats used for traveling and fishing

Umikas

500

Name of the first French colony in North America

 Port-Royal

500

French-speaking settlers or farmers who lived in New France

Habitants

500

The newest territory of Canada, created in 1999

Nunavut

500

Head the municipal government

The Mayor