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Explorers
Jacques Cartier
New France
Mixed Bag
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100

1. Who is the Viking that first came to North America? 

Leif Eriksson
100
Which country did Jacques Cartier come from?
France
100
Who founded Quebec City?
Samuel de Champlain
100
Who conquered New France?
Great Britain 
100

Who paid the dowry for the filles du roi?

King Louis 

200

Which island did the Vikings land on

Newfoundland
200
What river did he explore and name?
The St. Lawrence River
200
What is a seigneur?
A landowner (land owner)
200
What was France called after it was conquered? 
Quebec (province of)
200

Name the instrument that is used in many parts of the Indignenous Peoples culture.

The drum

300
Which country did John Cabot work for?
England
300
What disease did Cartier's men get?
Scurvy 
300
What is a habitant?
A farmer 
300

What was the name of the largest part/colony  of "Canada" in 1713? 

Rupert's Land

300

What part of Canada is connected with the Inuit.

The Arctic North

400

In 1490, Europeans started exploring North America. What were they looking for? 

A water route to Asia
400

What bountiful resource was found?

Cod fish

400
Name three jobs people had in New France
Blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, etc.
400
True of False: There were more women in New France than men.

False. There were more men and that is why they brought women to New France.

400

Name the culture that resulted from explorers having children with Indigenous women.

The Metis

500
Why was John Cabot sent exploring?
To find a trade route to Asia, to claim new land for England.
500
What is a colony?
A settlement controlled by another country from far away
500

What is the meaning of the word "Quebec"?

The land where the river narrows.

500

Give 3 reasons why people began coming to New France. 

Possible Answers:

1. Land of their own

2. Not enough resources in Europe

3. For work (explorers)

4. To marry (filles du roi)

500

What's the basis of the Indigenous people's spirituality and how was that impacted by the arrival of the Europeans?

They believed that all things have a spirit. When the Europeans arrived, they wanted to convert the Indigenous people to Christianity.