Definitions
Important People in Canadian History
Fur Trade & Economy
Indigenous People
Events & Timeline
100

This company was established to trade furs and was granted a monopoly over the fur trade in Rupert's Land.

Hudson Bay Company

100

This woman was one of the last known members of the Beothuk people and documented their culture before their near extinction.

Shanawdithit

100

The relationship between Indigenous peoples and these two groups was central to the fur trade in Canada. Which two groups are they?

French and British

100

his Indigenous group was primarily affected by European colonization and their population was decimated by disease and conflict.

Beothuk

100

The fisheries in Newfoundland closed primarily due to this environmental issue.

Overfishing

200

These were trading posts used by fur traders to conduct business with other people

Factories

200

This Indigenous leader helped British fur traders in the 18th century and played a significant role in the fur trade.

Matanobee

200

Why did HBC do so well for the economy of North America

They had monopoly

200

TRICK QUESTION: spell your teachers last name

McSwiggan

200

How did the French interfere with the British?

Sneak attacks, raiding their trading posts, violence etc. 

300

This vast territory, granted by King Charles II, was crucial for fur trading operations.

Ruperts Land

300

Which King created the thirteen colonies?

King James

300

How did the fur trade impact First Nations peoples?

The fur trade created economic dependency for many First Nations peoples, who became involved in hunting and trading fur. It also brought new goods, but also new diseases, and caused shifts in social and political structures.

300

What group was Matanobee the leader of?

Dene
300

What is the treaty of Utrecht?

Agreement between French and British

400

This refers to a single company or entity having exclusive control over a certain market, like fur trading in Rupert's Land.

Monopoly

400

Who was John Cabot, and why is he important in the history of Canada?

John Cabot was an Italian explorer who sailed under the English flag in 1497. He is credited with discovering parts of North America, including Newfoundland, which was crucial for the later European exploration and settlement of Canada.

400

Name 3 things one would sell during the fur trade

beaver pelts, berries, metal, guns, fur, animal parts etc. 

400

How did Matanobee help Samuel Hearne in his explorations?

Showed him to live off the land/the way of the land

400

Name 3 significant people or events AND their date

 

500

This term refers to a system where a country's wealth is increased by exporting more goods than it imports.

Mercantilism

500

4 reasons why British settlers wanted to build colonies in North America

Religious freedom, quality of life, competition with French, economy (money/selling)

500

Name 3 ways the Hudson Bay Company is still contributing to Canada today

Olympic sponsor, the bay, zellers

500

3 ways the Beothuk became extinct

Resources were taken, violence, new diseases

500

One of the key motivations for Britain to build colonies in North America was to provide these to its citizens who were suffering from overcrowded cities and poverty.

Improving quality of life