Definitions
Jacques Cartier
Samuel de Champlain
Christopher Columbus
Other
100

What is a compass?

It tells what direction you are facing. 

100

What was Jacques Cartier ordered to do?

Jaques Cartier was ordered to find a water route across North America to the Pacific ocean for finding a better route for trading.

100

Who was Samuel de Champlain?

Samuel De Champlain was a French explorer.

100

Who was Christopher Columbus?

  • Columbus was an Italian sailor, but was also a businessman and adventurer.  

100

What was the tea made of that cured scurvy?

It was a tea with Vitamin C, made from needles of cedar trees.

200

What is an Astrolabe?

It tells you where you are by using the sun and the stars.

200

Where did Cartier first explore when coming to Canada?

When he first came to Canada he explored the gulf of the St. Lawrence.

200

When did he arrive in North America?

He arrived in North America in 1603.

200

What did Columbus think he could do?


Columbus thought that he could try sailing west to find the east

200

What is Scurvy?

Scurvy: disease that causes internal bleeding, from a lack of Vitamin C.

300

What does the push factor include?

  • famine, war, disease, joblessness, over population or drought 

300

How many trips did Cartier make to Canada?

He made 3 trips

300

What did Champlain refer to the indigenous people as?

Champlain referred to indigenous peoples as “savages” 

300

What country agreed to give him money for his expedition?

In 1492, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain agreed to fund is expedition.

300

Who was René-Robert Cavelier de la Salle?

He was the first French explorer to go down the Mississippi River all the way to the Gulf of Mexico.

400

What does the pull factor include?

  • religious or political freedom, family, technology, job opportunity, or better education and life-style.

400

What Province did Cartier and his men settle in ?

Cartier and his men settled the new colony several kilometres upstream from Quebec.

400

Where was the first permanent settlement for the French

Nova Scotia was the first permanent French settlement in Canada.

400

Where did Columbus land?

  • He landed in the Caribbean.  

400

How old was Pierre Gaultier de La Vérendrye when he became an explorer?

He became an explorer in 1731 at the age of 43 (old in those days)

500

What in an Explorer?

Someone who travels to places where no one has ever been in order to find out what is there; a person who investigates unknown regions; A person who by means of travel (notably an expedition) searches out new information.

500

What did Cartier use to claim the land for France?

  • He put a large cross to claim this land for France. 

500

What did the settlers and French Explorers trade?

 The settlers and French explorers traded metal goods with the Mi' Kmaq people for beaver furs

500

What place did Christopher Columbus not find?

 He did not find Asia

500

What is small pox?

Smallpox is a disease that causes high fever,  skin to break out.