Women
Crossed the Prairies by wagon, dogsled, canoe with husband and 6 kids
Elizabeth McDougall
150,000 people
Number of aboriginal people in 1608
British, French, Irish, German, African and Aboriginal are examples of this word that starts with a "d"
Diversity
Canada's population NOW
37.6 million
Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
The provinces which made Canada a country by signing the Confederation.
One of the first women to have a PhD. Also a sufferagist.
Eliza Ritchie
30,000 people
Number of aboriginal people in 1867
The percent of people who were allowed to vote in 1867.
Twenty percent.
The number which says the Life expectancy in Canada today.
82.3 years
Name the two Provinces that did not sign in 1867.
Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island
Eldest of the Famous Five
Henrietta Edwards
Americans invading Upper Canada. Aboriginal people helped fight in this war.
War of 1812
One of several types of people who were NOT allowed to vote in 1867.
Aboriginal, women, Asians and men who did not own land.
Canada has this in place as of 1982 which gives equal rights for all.
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Name two of the Great Lakes
Huron, Erie, Ontario, Superior, Michigan
First school principal, and first female doctor to practise medicine.
Emily Stowe
Mi'kmaq from the Maritimes
One of the largest First Nations groups in 1867.
Population of Canada in 1867
3.5 million
What is the day of the week that Christmas falls on this year? In French?
Wednesday or mercredi
1 million square kilometers
Canada's area in 1867
Population dropped because of these factors
War, disease, and hunger
Formed after 1867 for safety reasons
RCMP
What is the name of Santa in French?
Le Pére Noël
The province with the highest population in Canada in 1867. (It had the tallest bar on the bar graph)
Ontario