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Metis
Early Settlers
The Fur Trade
Hodge Podge
100
Many settlers built these to live in if they couldn't afford lumber.

What is a soddie?

100

When Brittish soldiers married these women the Metis nation was born.

Who are First Nations?

100

I am a farmer that raises animals.

What is a rancher?

100

A trading post that has walls is called this.

What is a fort?

100

The first nations often wanted to trade for items made out of this substance because they didn't have any.

What is metal?

200

This registration fee of a homestead in the early 1900's.

What is $10?

200

This symbol is on the Metis flag and it means forever lasting.

What is infinity?

200

This was built by John A. McDonald to help bring settlers out west.

What is the railway?

200

These men were employed by the fur trading companies and helped to guide traders along the rivers in canoes.

Who were voyageurs?

200

My first language is French and I was born in Canada.

Who is a canadien?

300

These were often the first buildings built in a community as a place to keep traditions, language and cultures alive.

What are churches?

300

This nutritious meal is made from dried meat, berries and grease. 

What is pemmican?

300

People from this country helped to build the railway but were paid only half the wages of others.

What is China?

300

This was the largest fur trading company and they are still around today.

Who is the Hudson's Bay Company?

300

I travel to teach religion.

Who is a missionary?

400

In these types of homes, settlers often used saw dust, old rags and even dried manure to stuff the cracks to keep out the wind and cold.

What are log cabins?

400

This was invented by the Metis to transport goods on the land and is entirely made of wood since there was no metal available.

What is the Red River Cart?

400

These men brought law and order to the west.

Who are the North West Mounted Police?

400

This animals fur was the most sought after because of the fashionable hats that were made from it in Europe.

What is the beaver?

400

This is an agreement between Nations and the government. 

What is a treaty?

500

This crop was called "King."

What is wheat?

500

This invention replaced canoes for many travellers as it was able to carry huge loads to be transported on the rivers. 

What is the York Boat?

500

I am a quarter section of land that was granted to settlers.

What is a homestead?

500

This is when you have to carry a canoe over land when water is unpassable.

What is portage?

500

This was given to the Metis and could be exchanged for land.

What is a scrip?