Before 1867
Who were the first people after the First Nations that came to Canada?
The Europeans/Vikings.
What is a residential school?
It was a network of boarding schools for Indigenous peoples. The network was funded by the Canadian government's Department of Indian Affairs and administered by various Christian churches.
Which country is Saskatchewan in?
Canada.
What language does the province Quebec speak?
French
Who is this famous person that ran to fund cancer in Canada?
Terry Fox.
This company held a near monopoly on the fur trade for many years?
The Hudsons bay company.
When were residential schools abolished?
1996.
This French explorer is credited with claiming Canada for France in 1534. Who is he?
Jacques Cartier.
How has Canada changed since 1867?
It transformed significantly in terms of territory, population, economy, and social values.
Who was leading Canada in 2025?
Mark Carney.
How did the first nations survive without the Europeans stuff?
They survived by relying on locally available resources, agriculture, and simpler forms of technology, such as animal and human labour for power.
When were residential schools established?
1894.
This province, known for its prairies and wheat production, was established in 1905. Which province was this?
Saskatchewan.
This event, sparked by the Metis concerns over land rights & cultural preservation led to the North-West Rebellion in 1885. Which event was it?
The Red River Resistance.
Is the ROCK Canadian?
Yes.
This explorer sailed for the British and is known for mapping much of Canada's west coast. Who is he?
Captain James Cook.
How long have indigenous people lived in Canada?
Around 12,000 years.
When was Saskatchewan founded?
September 1, 1905.
How many people lived in Canada during 2025?
41.53 million.
Who was the prime minister from 1980-1984?
Pierre Trudeau.
This First Nation's group allied with the British during the Seven Years War and it contributed significantly to their victory. Who are they?
The Iroquois Confederacy.
How many Indigenous kids died in residential schools?
Around 6000 Indigenous kids died.
When did Canada become independent?
April 17, 1982.
What role did the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway play in unifying the country?
Physically connecting the east and west coasts, facilitating trade, and fostering a sense of national identity.
Is Sandrah Oh Canadian?
No.