The Wild Wild West
Alberta
The Railway
Then and Now
Missionaries
100

Many of the Missionaries came from what two countries in Europe?

Britain and France

100

Why were the North West Mounted Police formed

- to show that the western prairies were controlled by Canada

-To bring law and order

-to stop the whiskey trade

100

How did the British help to grow Alberta?

-fur trade and explorers

-built schools

-form governments

-missionaries

100
Usually, historical places are named after?

a) people

b) other places

c) the land

d) all of the above

a) people

100

What was the name of the disease that caused many First Nations people to die?

Smallpox

200

Around How many North West Mounted Police officers rode across Canada to bring safety to the west?

More than 400

200

True or False:

Ranchers provided corn for the North West Mounted Police?

False

200

How did Francophones help to grow Alberta?

-missionaries

-fur traders

-built churches, schools, hospitals

200

What did children in early school study?

a) British Literature, history, and geography

b) Computer Science

c) music

d) chemistry

a) British Literature, history, and geography

200

The Assembly of the North West Territories used both French and English in meetings and written records until 1892.

True

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True

300

Why was the railway important to the growth of Alberta

the railway allowed:

- Travel with large family groups

- access to goods service and supplies

- growth of communities

- a home for new immigrants. 

300

What was the name of the Metis leaders who tried to explain to the government that the Metis people needed land?

Louis Riel 

300

What did the treaties promise First Nations People?

hunting and fishing rights

farming equipment, farm animals, seeds

education and health care

300

Where did many of the settlers come from when moving to Canada?

Countries in Europe

300

True or False, Only men over 40 years of age could serve as members of the North West Mounted Police.

False 

400

How did early settlement affect the First Nations people?

- They lost their land, tradition, and quality of life

- lost the buffalo

- death ( European diseases)

400

Which Prime Minister came up with the idea to build a railway from seas to sea?

John A MacDonald

400

How were schools different then and now?

Past: One room  Today: Many classrooms

Past: Stove     Today: Natural gas furnace 

Past: Not many supplies Today: Many supplies and technology

400

Who were they Grey Nuns and what did they do to help develop communities in Alberta.

Nuns that worked as teachers and Nurses. 

400
True or False, George McDougall worked as a missionary doctor and teacher. He started the Victoria Mission.

True

500

How did the government encourage immigration to the west?

-Cheap land prices

- Advertising 

-Buildint the railway

500

To help build the Candian Pacific Railway, the Canadian Government gave?

a) Free Land to all First Nations People

b) Free train tickets to all immigrants

c) free land to the Siksika Nation

d) the CPR 25 million dollars and 25 million acres of land

d) the CPR 25 million dollars and 25 million acres of land

500
Where did Father Albert Lacombe come from and what did he do for Alberta?
He came from Quebec and started a mission in present-day St. Albert.
500

Who were the Oblates what did they do to help develop communities in Alberta?

French-speaking Missionaries who built churches started schools and planted gardens

500

The North West Mounted Police was re-named to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police because

a. it sounded way cooler

b. the name went better with their red uniforms

c. Prime Minister John A. MacDonald renamed them.

d. I'm not too sure

c. Prime Minister John A. MacDonald renamed them.